Creator of r/linuxsucks101 on Reddit and !Linuxsucks on Lemmy.world. Offering technical critiques of Linux, and favoring Windows MacOS, BSD, Haiku, and Harmony. Content is analytical and occasionally provocative.
Atheist critical of the Abrahamic dick skinning death cult, regularly posting memes and content regarding that on Gab.
Draws parallels between religion and cult-like LiGNUxers, and at times delves into the psychology of both.
It’s not just art, it’s just about anything to do with professional productivity. Linux isn’t better for development in general; it’s better for development for Linux. -This is why you see so much propaganda about it being preferred by devs; because it’s not a simple ‘not it’s not!’. The other propagandas like Libre Office, GIMP, etc., are often debunked by professionals as not being adequate in Linux’s own communities.
Noob take.
I have no issue with using the terminal myself, but you’re expecting other people to use something that’s foreign and unneeded when it’s not even safe to do so. Copying scripts from the internet is dangerous, and even a minor typo when you know what you’re doing can bring your system down. -Which happens even to senior system admins at times.
Some people don’t want to run Linux for the same reason they don’t want a job where a slightly off measurement in a chemical factory can destroy a town.
More than you enjoy taking cheap pot shots.
What OS is forcing updates? -Not Windows.
Desktop Linux users are so self-blinding that they ignore the main reason that they end up distro-hopping. (The never ending ‘your my fault you I chose the wrong distro’ excuse.)
You do realize that it’s common for Desktop Linux users to not update because it’s more prone to breakage than Windows right?
It ‘was’ uCollage, but whiny, obnoxious, ungrateful LiGNUts ruined it like many other unpaid softwares by driving a critical developer (Ueberzug) to quit or sellout.
Many LiGNUts probably work for Microsoft, because Microsoft gains when they cause issues, and mislead and lie to people.
im sure linux will solve these problems someday.
Problems are inherent and haven’t been solved for 3 decades. You have unstable API/ABI in the kernel making Linux unfriendly for desktop (Android resolves it in their own way). You have anti-developer attitudes from users that drive the already poorly if not volunteer developers to quit or sellout. (Linux hates developers.)
BSD has a slightly different license (still FOSS), and they don’t get the toxic community that Linux has.
Sock puppet accounts, and Federation making brigading easier. There’s no vote fuzzing, anti-brigade heuristics, IP-based rate limiting across instances, shadow detection or algorithmic smoothing. -Reddit has all that but still has vote manipulation problems.
It’s just another Linux propaganda issue that shows more on Lemmy. -But at least Lemmy doesn’t promote based on vote score.
Typically, this kind of anecdotal n00by nonsense accompanies newer, less heard of distros. There’s plenty of bitching and legit gripes about Mint filling forums nowadays.