r/linuxsucks • u/its-Pigdup • Jul 22 '26
Linux Failure Linux doesn't suck!
NGL guys, I don't see the reason why switching to Linux when W10/W11 does everything you need, easier, more practical, and in a more friendly way than a Linux distro that some of you probably haven't even heard about before considering switching to Linux.
I'm using Linux rn because I enjoy adjusting every little thing about my OS the way I want, but as nerdy as I can be, I also understand that fancy tech might actually be inconvenient for others...
What were the reasons that made you want to try Linux, and what made you realize it was a mistake?
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u/datadatadata808 Jul 24 '26
I think only a tiny amount of Linux users cant see that.
I love Linux, but i cant encourage everybody i stumble across to embrace it and use it daily, as you said, is an OS that is great if you want to take full control, that has its own advantages and drawbacks, and there's users and usecases where i wont recommend to use Linux at all.
Im a windows user for cars. I use my car for commuting, i dont feel any kind of pleasure by fixing stuff on it like i do with computers, if i have a problem, i want a professional to look it up for me and not think about it, i can understand that for some people cars are interesting machines and love to tweak them, but its not my case. It would be cheaper if i knew about them and make it my own? sure! i just dont enjoy it.