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    This picture is incomplete.

    You need another guy on the ledt side, just casually watching as the others fight. That’s Debian.

    The poor dude being shoved into the locker is Suse.

    The bully is Ubuntu.

    Now we need a bigger guy behind the bully, waiting to get his hands on the bully. That will be RedHat.

    Arch will be behind RedHat, getting ready to punch him in the face.

    Gentoo will be right behind Arch, laughing like a maniac at the carnage unfolding.

    And to the far right side of the picture you get to see this underrated guy, just shrugging his shoulders. That’s LFS.

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        Eh, as a homeschooler parent and a household of Linux users, more like Linux are being homeschooled and Apple is a fancy private school for rich folk (and scholarships for the not so well off of course)

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            But plot twist, the expensive drugs are actually just rebranded cheap drugs with some marginally better quality and the dealers are nicely dressed.

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      And for most people that’s OK. As I’m OK with buying eggs rather than making them myself in my garden with my own chickens, even if it would be better and I would have more control over it…

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        most linux distros are easier to install and use then windows (think Ubuntu or Mint, as long as you don’t rely on stuff like ms office or photoshop, which don’t work that well)

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            Sad to hear! If you’re truly willing to move to Linux, you could run either in a VM on the other OS, and use Linux for personal stuff, leaving Windows for MS-only apps

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        I thought about your comment. My conclusion: a Linux laptop doesn’t need as much space as a normal sized chicken. It’s cleaner too.

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    Yes. But my version of Linux is better then your version. And that makes you a chump.

    Cinnamon, mint, cocoa

    Gosh there are a lot of food based Linux builds…

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        This, I did not know about, I see that for honor is definitely compatible, so it’s looking like it might work out.

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      The state of gaming on Linux isn’t perfect, but it is very, very good right now. The best it has ever been by far. The Steam Deck uses Linux, and Valve has their people dumping new features upstream into Linux for everyone to use.

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          Well, with an immutable filesystem and a customized kernel and mesa stack with backports from newer versions… so, really just an Arch-based distro in its own right

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        I…don’t know. I wanna say it is, but like a special proprietary version or something. I really got nothing here.

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          It’s just Arch Linux with the Steam UI and some extra packages pre-installed.

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            It definitely feels like they made a lot of additional little tweaks to KDE to make it work better with the display and built-in controls.

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              That might just be tweaking default settings, KDE is ridiculously flexible. They definitely didn’t dig very deep into it or gamescope wouldn’t be a thing.

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      One solution is just to stop gaming and start playing around with computers for fun.

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        Probably because gaming on Linux is in very good state right now. If you’re a casual OS user I still wouldn’t recommend it but if you know what you do, you’ll barely need Windows.

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      I could play Witchfire on day one, an early access game on the Epic Game Store, so probably the only games you cant play now are the online ones, but there are some you can.

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      I started gaming after I switched to Linux, so all of my gaming is Linux-based. It helps that I use emulators for everything, and Linux has excellent emulators. When I built my new computer and discovered I could emulate a Switch at a playable speed, it floored me.

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      I wanna use Linux, but last time I tried I had so many issues that it made it almost impossible to be productive. There are so many possible variations of a setup that trying to find answers either resulted in incorrect or just downright combative responses

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        or just downright combative responses

        My favourite things Linsuxs users say;

        “You don’t even need to use the terminal anymore!”

        someone asks for help

        “here’s a terminal command, idiot. Go back to windows, idiot.”

        or

        “Linus from LTT is so stupid for running a random terminal command from the internet, borking his install. Anyway, here’s a terminal command, idiot. If you want the GUI instructions, go back to Windoze!1!”

        or

        “You can run that on Linux. Just download these 50 dependencies, run this custom script, modify WINE, and then it only crashes every 3 minutes!”

        Like nah, I will stick to clicking a .exe and having it up and running in 5 seconds with no crashing, thanks.

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      Even games that work natively on Linux just don’t look as good because of the difference between OpenGL and DirectX.

      I’m replaying Metro Last Light (not Redux) on a new PC with dual boot and I’m just playing it from Windows, even when the game (has) native Linux support.

      To get the best grahpics I probably could run the Windows version from WINE as I already got Steam to work with it, but AMD’s GPU drivers are unstable on Linux and I couldn’t get the Mesa video drivers to support my MOBO’s integrated video output that I’m currently using for one of my displays.

      I usually complicate things while tinkering to get something working in a specific way, but other times I just don’t feel like it.

      I have an RT7900 XTX and I just want to get the best possible graphics with it.

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          Different computers. My work provide me a dedicated work computer. My work doesn’t really care which OS I’m using on their computer. Only that I’m doing the job, and I’m most productive on Linux.

          But if I for some reason had only one computer I would probably dual boot to keep my work and personal life separate.

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              If the choice was between Mac vs Windows I would probably go with Mac, as it’s Unix based.

              In a previous job I had to use Windows. I think it’s tolerable at best. Thankfully WSL along with the new Windows terminal is pretty good these days. I don’t miss the days when MSYS was the only Linux-like option for windows.

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                Used to be stuck on Windows, before WSL made it in most corporate deployments. The only way I kept some level of sanity was by totally foregoing working on Windows itself, and I just worked off a VM.

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              Honestly, for a work machine, I may just take macOS over Linux given the choice. Maybe I was just unlucky, but I’ve yet to get a work-provided machine that didn’t have something that doesn’t quite work correctly on Linux, or they’ll limit which distro I can use because of some compatibility issue with their mandatory security software, or whatever other BS.

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          Adobe Suite?

          Affinity Suite?

          Proton Drive?

          Editing in Davinci? (free version of DaVinci Resolve on Linux cannot playback any H.264 or H.265 video, and the free and paid version cannot playback AAC audio on Linux…)

          You know, anything productive?

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              “I dont use that, so this guy doesn’t know how to work computers”.

              You guys are insufferable. Enjoy your Linux. Love seeing you guys bitch on every software launch for a Linux release lmao.

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                Oh, I wasn’t even attacking you, just making a goofy comment. I guess you’re just a little sensitive?

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                You’re the one who showed up to bitch and got clobbered with downvotes. Enjoy photo editing on windows, we all know you can’t do that on any other operating system “productively” 😂

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                  I am not bitching about downvotes. I do not care.

                  Enjoy editing in Gimp and Kdenlive lmao.

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                Love seeing you guys bitch on every software launch for a Linux release lmao.

                Yeah, no. I don’t want any Windows software. Everything I use is free/open source.

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                  Are you implying software can’t be released for Windows/Mac only, and be FOSS? 💀

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            Davinci Resolve

            Use Kdenlive

            Adobe

            I don’t use them but according to winehq it somewhat runs well.

            Affinity

            Well yeah… I used Designer and Publisher extensively when I still used Windows. I asked and begged them to consider a linux version but they didn’t saw the marketplace. Guess we Linux users aren’t productive enough. So instead we have to resort to Inkscape and Krita.

            Proton drive

            Well fuck them for not considering making a filesystem driver for every OS. Especially THE OS most associated with servers and privacy minded users.

            Perhaps migrate to a more open cloud provider like Nextcloud?

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              The proton drive issue will be fixed. It’s still early beta really. Shame but proton always come good.

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              Kdenlive isn’t a replacement for Davinci or Premiere, sorry.

              I rely on either Affinity Designer or Adobe Illustrator to run my business. Inkscape and Krita are not capable of professional work.

              I pay for Proton, so I am not going to say fuck it because they, like most companies, don’t look at Linux Desktop as a real OS. Sorry.

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                Why not? Because the tools are different?

                Imagine that, that different tools have different workflows. How utterly awful.

                And you are not sorry at all.

                But hey you like windows, being vendor locked in, getting spied upon, having to deal with shitty decisions and bloat. That’s your prerogative. We don’t.

                What’s your professional business anyway?

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                  Are you really that dense? Different tools don’t equal different workflows. It means some things aren’t possible on kdenlive that people need to use in their professional work.

                  That’s like saying paint is a replacement for Photoshop. Enjoy trying to professionally edit photos with paint.

                  But hey, you like Linux, trying to troubleshoot why your graphics card doesn’t work, begging companies to release a Linux version of software, trying to hunt around for hardware that supports your Linux distribution.

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                don’t look at Linux Desktop as a real OS

                Linux runs like 90% of the world’s servers. You can’t even get half of Microsoft’s shitty software on AWS. Not to mention that development outside of C# (even that’s a pain in the ass to deploy) on Windows is an exercise in BDSM.

                But sure buddy, whatever you have to tell yourself to sleep at night. I’m sure you’re making 10x more money than the rest of us as a (checks notes) photo and video editor 🙄

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                  I said desktop. You literally quoted it.

                  Linux server and Linux desktop aren’t the same thing.

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        I don’t really do much of anything OTHER than gaming, so that wouldn’t be an issue for me. Sorry for you tho bro

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        Depends on the task. It is much better for ml, ai, scientific computing and high performance computing in general, developers…

        But I use libreoffice only for cover letters and cvs.

        If excel is needed, Linux is a problem

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            It is partially. But if someone uses excel professionally their requirements are pretty high. Tbf, I don’t know the details because I never use it, but calc is behind excel for professional use as far as I understand