I try not to put much stock in black-and-white opinions because I think the answer is rarely that simple.
refalo
joined 2 years ago
I wonder how they did not catch this
Because the date command fails most of its unit tests and they decided to ship it anyway. I would also argue they don't have anywhere near enough tests in the first place.
I think you’ll have an extremely hard time finding any hardware that supports Windows but can’t run linux
My previous laptop couldn't boot linux for like 2 years until kernel patches came out. It still to this day doesn't support bluetooth in linux due to an unfixed/wontfix kernel bug. And the wifi only uploads at 1mbps under linux.
By incompatible I don't mean "won't boot at all" (even though I've had that multiple times, including with my Surface tablet), but it's all the little stuff that often doesn't have a 100% working driver (either yet or at all). Maybe you don't experience this but there's still lots of people that do.
Personally, every game I care to run works perfectly fine on my Steam Deck
Almost none of my TeknoParrot games work under linux, no matter what version/patch/fork of wine/lutris/proton/etc. I try. Plus there's tons of people that still want to play those newer games with kernel-level anti-cheat, even if you don't.
5 reasons you should not ditch Windows:
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Your hardware is incompatible or you do not want to fiddle with settings or command lines
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Your applications/games only work well on native Windows (and not wine)
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You need serious group policy support or other device/software lockdown methods
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Your company policy requires it
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Makes helping Windows users harder if you cannot walk them through the same things they are doing
Of course if any of these apply you can always dual-boot or use a VM. I'm not saying you shouldn't use Linux at all.
What about Blink?
What non-big corporation makes mobile phones?
read it first
and if you're not a programmer and/or don't understand code?
Anything ever found from this point on then will just be sold on tor for top dollar to the highest bidder.
I assume this still requires the original ICs be acquired and soldered on?
Serious question: how much AI was used to make this?
Unfortunately, none of my TeknoParrot games run under Linux.