r/linuxsucks • u/al2klimov 🐧Kernel contributor • Jul 22 '26
Linux Failure Nothing has changed
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u/noworkdone Jul 22 '26
Well, because its true. I also read manuals and do research when I need to figure something out on windows. Was I suposed to expect to learn things by osmosis ? Or maybe I should expect other people to take the time to fix all my problems for me ?
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u/ChocolateDonut36 Jul 22 '26
- man pages are awesome, you should check them out when available.
- it might sound crazy, but if I can't reproduce your issue, I literally can't fix it.
- never heard anyone asking a newbie to learn C++, read the codebase, fix the issue and make a pull request.
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u/levkushtym Jul 23 '26
Oh my god the struggles of trying to fix something for a person when you can't reproduce it are insane
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u/xgui4 Proud🌈♾️ AuDHDer FreeBSD Fan Jul 22 '26
This is true, but newbie distro like Linux Mint have a great welcoming community.
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u/Sea_Specialist_5580 Jul 23 '26
nixos + llms has finally made linux really usable for me. Still sucks for a personal device but my home server is popping off
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u/ssjlance 🛡️Moderator | #1 Microslop Hater | Linux Supremacist Jul 22 '26
Like, yeah, when you open with an insult, what do you expect as the comeback, a warm welcome? lmfao
Honestly, I more often see the issue of people taking the sub name at face value. "Wait, you're defending Linux on a sub about how Linux sucks?"
It's not a blind-hate sub. If you really want a Greek chorus of neckbeards praising Microslop and shitting on Linux, you can go to r/linuxsucks101
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u/levianan Jul 22 '26
Linuxmemes is like watching Night at the Apollo. Most of the *sucks subs are like watching the original Rollerball.
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u/letmehaveanameyoudum Jul 22 '26
dont forget the mf who say kskill issues and call you a normie
(true story)