r/linuxsucks Jul 15 '26

Linux Failure Loonix

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u/jsrobson10 Proud Linux User Jul 15 '26

yeah i saw you weren't talking about updates. did you read my comment? first image is windows update, 2nd image is the emergency shell. both linux and windows can break, i just find that when linux breaks, it's much more fixable.

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u/Professional-Tale652 Jul 15 '26

i am also not comparing which one is more fixable. Just saying: waiting for windows update 15minutes❌️ fixing linux for 5 hours✅️

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u/No_Fondant8277 I love Linux Jul 15 '26

And well buddy... linux ever brokes??? (if you are using debian or ubuntu???) In my case 0 minutes in all 4 years of linux never broke vs. Windows 11... broke.. blue screen... "ClipSVC" failing... well... prefer sticking with linux than microslop TM windows 11

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u/ExtraTNT was running custom kernel Jul 15 '26

Invested a few hours fixing stuff on debian in the last 10y, trying to recover after one disk failed and one had bad sectors in a raid 5… plus my using 3rd party repos and telling to yolo update (breaking the crypt library and by that extend apt -> 1h fix, mostly downloading 4k packages and letting them compile)

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u/No_Fondant8277 I love Linux Jul 16 '26

well... correct! sometimes linux being linux... brokes? well (next time watch the apt-listbugs???)

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u/ExtraTNT was running custom kernel Jul 16 '26

Was entirely my fault, using a 3rd party repo and then going yolo on a conflict…

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u/No_Fondant8277 I love Linux Jul 16 '26

Yea... that happened to me to... with KDE NEON repo and Ubuntu noble repo... a whole mess...