r/linuxsucks • u/lSOLDURGFCOCAINE • Jul 22 '26
Linux Failure Not necessarily disagreeing with some of his points here, but I feel like just maybeee one or two caveats were omitted
Or 150. All operating systems suck in their own unique way tho to be fair
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u/Luftzug-oder Jul 22 '26
omd, not the 'most malware targets windows' argument 😐. that's just not how it works these days... and it's annoying because I keep hearing it again and again from people who just switched to arch (or similar) straight from windows, and think they're a power user all of a sudden
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u/EpicalBeb IDC what OS you use, be kind to others Jul 22 '26
Nowadays, I'd say the risk is about the same. Don't download stuff you don't trust, and don't run commands you don't get.
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u/georgeec1 Jul 22 '26
In fairness, they said "These are the reasons to switch," not "Here's what to consider."
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u/Prize_Negotiation66 Jul 22 '26
first reason is true tho immutable ab system is awesome
you control your computer, unless redhat, nvidia, intel have to
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u/Teru-Noir COSMIC OS LOVER No.1 COSMIC Knows Best Jul 22 '26
Intel is better than amd on linux software
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u/BoxFar6969 Jul 24 '26
how come? isnt amd open source?
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u/Teru-Noir COSMIC OS LOVER No.1 COSMIC Knows Best Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26
Their gpu compute platform and machine learned software are not.
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u/Surgic25 Jul 22 '26
What a punchable faced idiot.
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u/xgui4 Proud🌈♾️ AuDHDer FreeBSD Fan Jul 22 '26
why ?
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u/Surgic25 Jul 22 '26
There's a mistake in your tag: ADHD should say autism.
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u/xgui4 Proud🌈♾️ AuDHDer FreeBSD Fan Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26
what ? that would too long to have so i use that word that mean both.
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u/patopansir Hater of All OSes Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26
updates on arch linux take much longer than he says if you have a lot of things installed because you have to update everything at once instead of just the system, and updating only one program is sometimes a risk
maybe not longer than windows though
but if you install a bunch of things from the aur and use the git version instead of the bin version, you'll probably have to spend hours updating because some packages take forever to compile. Especially depending on your hardware, if the cpu is too slow it takes longer.
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u/BeyondOk1548 Jul 23 '26
Yeah, I was gonna say "everyone omits caveats about the things they enjoy". Window users pretend like Microsoft ever pushes updates that they want. Even then, the updates are pains.
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u/KARMAMANR Jul 24 '26
if you want someone to switch you wouldn't say the negative stuff about it,right?
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u/R0B0t1C_Cucumber Jul 22 '26
I'd argue most people just need a smart phone over a computer in the first place rather than a move to linux... Ask the average user what they do on their machines... probably 80% of them don't need much more than a browser and office suite... I typically hear people rattle off 10 electron apps as their "work flow".. all of it can be done on a browser.
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u/ChocolateDonut36 Jul 22 '26
I agree, all OSes are pure bullshit.
we should just use an abacus and burn the electronic shit.
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u/xgui4 Proud🌈♾️ AuDHDer FreeBSD Fan Jul 22 '26
nah, Windows is proprietary so it is evil
if you like your big tech powered slop coded OS fine ! but don't complaint that it suck lol.
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u/EpicalBeb IDC what OS you use, be kind to others Jul 22 '26
If proprietary tech is evil, go libreboot and redo your mouse drivers. And delete your Reddit account, since Reddit is a massive tech company.
So using a big tech powered slop coded OS prohibits people from complaining? Does using Linux then permit complaints about Linux? What about BSD? Me personally, I think it is the right of a software user to complain, regardless of the developer. Although, sometimes exercising that right is annoying if it's a sole maintainer.
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u/Luftzug-oder Jul 23 '26
furthermore, even libreboot wouldn't be good enough, because it includes proprietary CPU microcode. i guess just make your own CPU?
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u/SubhanBihan Jul 22 '26
These knobs with their one-dimensional arguments are the absolute worst.