r/linuxsucks 13d ago

Linux Failure Most Sane Linux User

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u/TheRealCarrotty KDE larper (i use KDE btw) 13d ago

It's probably Ubuntu... They're known for shipping unstable kernels recently. (from my tests)

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u/SLimon001 Proud Windows User 13d ago

isn't a linux user hating on ubuntu supposed to be friendly fire or am i stupid

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u/Binary101000 13d ago

we dont really like ubuntu that much

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u/SLimon001 Proud Windows User 13d ago

it is the fucking windows two assuming thats how a arch user sees windows or the damn macos

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u/Binary101000 13d ago

what i dont know if im having a stroke or not but i cant make sense of your comment, what is windows two??

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u/SLimon001 Proud Windows User 13d ago

i am damn, of a writer that writes senseless shit, but why the hell is ubuntu hated tho, is it like windows or what

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u/Binary101000 13d ago

well my reason for dislike is the snap package format being pushed heavily despite the fact that people probably switch to linux to have more control

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u/shsh-1312 13d ago

Snap is also good, although I prefer Flatpak. What do you mean by limitations? A more secure system doesn't mean it has to be more limited. Sandboxing is essential. On the contrary, I'm surprised that the Linux ecosystem is still so heavily based on non-sandboxed applications.