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Anonymous No.717591471 >>717592104 >>717592472 >>717592574
WHY DON'T YOU INSTALL LINUX RIGHT NOW /V/?
Anonymous No.717591501
Because I have it
Anonymous No.717591528 >>717592398
Because modding on Linux is a headache
Anonymous No.717591541
The programs I use don't work there.
Anonymous No.717591706
Because I use my computer for more than just playing games.
Anonymous No.717591918
Because I don't like it.
Anonymous No.717592019
I can't afford a 9070 that'd maximize it
Anonymous No.717592104 >>717592187 >>717592446 >>717592717
>>717591471 (OP)
Literally how did windows become this bad?
Anonymous No.717592187
>>717592104
bloatware, like always
Anonymous No.717592398 >>717593624
>>717591528
It's not that hard. The few problems I run into can be solved by asking ChatGPT.
Anonymous No.717592446
>>717592104
because microsoft is rotting from the inside out and have replaced everyone who cared even a little about software with jeet """programmers""" who can't code their way out a fizzbuzz and female ux """designers""" who need to endlessly change meaningless shit to retain their employment
Anonymous No.717592472
>>717591471 (OP)
Because I value my time
Anonymous No.717592574
>>717591471 (OP)
I've never played any of those games.
Anonymous No.717592717 >>717593370
Because clip studio doesn't run natively on it, and I dislike other art program alternatives.
That's really the only reason. I've used it before, so I'm familiar with it. Really liked it for the most part.
>>717592104
Putting too much shit in nobody wanted just to try and look competitive to shareholders. This ultimately clogs up the one thing people loved windows for: the seamless user experience. When you obfuscate context menus, insist on AI bullshit, and mandatory updates, that all just gets in the way. When you use a computer, it's supposed to be a bridge between you and what you wish to do: a smooth straightforward drive. Windows is putting speedbumps and roadblocks all over the bridge.
Meanwhile, many linux distros are doing the opposite, and focusing on removing the roadblocks and obstacles they're notorious for to try and achieve a seamless experience windows is losing.
Anonymous No.717593370 >>717593585
>>717592717
Why not Krita? Genuinely curious because I don't know much about drawing.
Anonymous No.717593585
>>717593370
>Why not Krita?
There's no reason, just baby duck syndrome as he typed
Anonymous No.717593624
>>717592398
The extra effort is a chore. Plenty of times I’ve had to use workarounds with proton/winetricks, where on windows it’s much simpler.