>>106110430>it should just workubuntu is definitely not the right choice for you then, but neither is windows.
if you don't want to fiddle at all, you're out of luck, go buy a mac.
computers are fiddly by nature, you will always have to do some tinkering, and the problem with ubuntu is that you have no clue what actually causes things to break, since you didn't set up your system yourself.
if you were to install gentoo (or even just arch), you at least have an idea about what causes your issues, and will already know how to fix them
i've just accepted that all software has bugs, and every operating system breaks in one way or another, but i can still pick between something that tries to hide everything from me to keep me computer illiterate, or something that actually educates me about how computers work.
yes, this should just work, and its very fucking weird that it doesn't, i've never encountered this kind of issue, usually its just random shit for me, e.g. my keyboard layout switching broke
i figure out what happened, i see that the last thing i did before the breakage was updating xkeyboard-config, so i go and check the changelog for versions
>some symlink crapi try fixing the symlinks and reverting back to the old version
>still doesnt worki remove my custom patches and it suddenly works, now i figured out that my patches fucked something up (because 99% of all gentoo breakage is user error), so i looked at them and saw that i forgot 1 comma, problem solved.
i have over 370GiB of music too, most of that being FLACs, and i listen to all of it.
>equivalent experience to windoze media playeryou're not gonna find drm support on lunix, i have no idea how the modern one works, but isn't that just mpv/vlc without features?
>ubuntu worksexcept when it doesnt...
ubuntu is unironically one of the most unstable distros out there, followed by debian, fedora, niche distros on life support, and arch
sadly "user friendly" lunix isn't really a thing.