Thread 718363214

Have you already switched to W11? they say it makes games run more smoothly.

it's probably some fringe shit problem caused by like weird hardware or something. i have pretty standard setup so no way it'll happen to me

>>718361774
you first tourist

fuck off

>>718363214 (OP)
Firefox stopped working on Windows 11 for me lmao

sounds fake and gay desu
works fine on my machine and I always grab every bleeding edge update it offers
never had a single issue, ever.
linux users are so guillible its almost sad.

take the mask off op, we know what this thread really is.

in other news a bunch of asians just figured out they have fradulently resold HDD/SSDs
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/hdds/seagate-spins-up-a-raid-on-a-counterfeit-hard-drive-workshop-authorities-read-criminals-writes-while-they-spill-the-beans

>>718365383
This!

Only Indian people use the Linux despite that it's objectively shitty in every ways!

>>718363214 (OP)
I keep my update schedule delayed by at least 6 months specifically because of shit like this. This is what happens when you fire competent programmers and replace them with H1B trash from Mumbai.

>>718365383
>>718365507
No samefagging, Pajeet.

>>718363214 (OP)
I never had Windows break in any spectacular fashion or even in a more minor way that would annoy me for more than 10 minutes during years of use. Either a fringe issue or user error as always.
>t. linuxfag

>>718365507
At this point I can't tell whether these posts are ironic or not.
I feel bad for people still using Windows. Just having to use it at work reminds me how clunky the GUI is which apparently is the main selling point for normalfags.

>>718363214 (OP)
Already switched to Linux, get fucked microcucks.

Every windows update there's an article like this.

>>718363214 (OP)
I have a gaming laptop with Windows 11. I updated mine a week ago and it still runs just fine.

>>718363214 (OP)
ok so im calling bullshit on this, i have this update and i just installed a fuck ton of games on steam, i have a relatively small ssd so i am constantly rotating games out to play them so i must transfer shit tons of data every month and i've never had any issues, i want specifics on this problem because it works on my machine.

>>718363214 (OP)
yes

Just abandon windows already, it's a lost cause.
I'm not saying linux is better since the jews are working overtime to undermine that too (stay away from red hat and red hat derivatives), probably finding ways to poison repos as we speak.

>>718363214 (OP)
I completely switched to Linux except for one last old Macbook about 2 years ago. It's significantly better in every respect but triple A gaming, which I don't do anymore. I guess it's technically worse in terms of media and text processing (there is no equivalent to industry standard Windows/Mac tools like Microsoft Office and all Adobe products). But I don't need any of that.

>>718369561
You’re not wrong, anon. Windows is beyond saving at this point - it’s just a slick GUI wrapped around an ever-worsening pile of telemetry, half-broken legacy bloat, and whatever devs from outsourced sweatshops can jury-rig together. But thinking the cancer isn't slowly spreading to Linux too is cope. The systemd spooks already got their claws in, and more corpos are eyeing it like vultures. Only safe haven left is LFS or going full schizo and running OpenBSD with no GUI like it's 1999.

>>718365507
If you use troonix you're an indian too poor to pirate windows, unless you use arch, in which case you are either a neckbeard fatso or a femboy cuck.

>>718369602
>technically worse in terms of media and text processing (there is no equivalent to industry standard Windows/Mac tools like Microsoft Office and all Adobe products)
What is Krita
What is LibreOffice
What is Emacs
What is Vim

Linux is making circles around Windows in terms of text processing.

>>718370550
LOL

Works on my machine

>>718370550
I'm the guy you responded to and it's just not true. The problem is that a lot of the standard file formats are proprietary and thus closed source. Thus, the FOSS versions are doing their best to guess how certain things work. It's like the NTFS driver on Linux. NTFS is still closed source, so the Linux version isn't operating on a defined spec. I had a coworker get stung by this. She was using Libreoffice to edit her timesheets, and the higher ups told her to do what I was doing instead (literally just using the online version of Microsoft Word).

I say this as a permanent Linux convert: Linux word processing just isn't up to Microsoft Office. And it's Microsoft's fault, as outlined above.