Same thing often applies to when people are asking for advice on buying laptops.
“Bruh, just buy a desk-top, smh”
Hattix
“I have a problem”
“Use Linux!”
“Now I have 2,000 problems”
“DUH RTFM NOOB”
Conscious_East
I feel like this issue would be solved if you use Linux
Denied_Access_
Insufferable people. Complex people who think that by being different from the masses, for no reason, they are superior
ShockWave_Omega
Try looking up a simple sollution for anything Linux related. Get a 250 page essay telling you what the problem is and how you could solve it in a language long lost to normal humans..
charlesbronZon
The real issue is that Windows has absolutely subpar documentations.
Ever tried to research a solution for a Windows issue online… you will find 10 different solutions. One of them might even work… maybe.
But hey. you are smart, you even have an error code! Great… now everything gets much easier and you will only be suggested 5 different solutions! 🤣
You hear RTFM so much when asking a Linux question because there are those manuals are actually useful.
Never wasn’t able to (relatively easily) find a solution for a Linux issue I was facing.
oldelbow
It’s hard to believe that it’s possible, I know. But Linux seems to be a way worse option than even Windows.
Code_Guardian
At least it works…went from windows to linux to fix an issue and it fixed 100 more too. Problem with windows is the lack of documentation and support: on Microsoft support website there’s just people explaining the problem they have followed by an indian “tech guy” who copy/paste the most dumb solution (only an idiot wouldn’t try that) in hope to be hired by MS with their “””support”””. Meanwhile I’ve found at least 3-4 different guides for an issue on Linux (trying them, surely at least one works). Note for most advanced users: we all know on Linux we got rid of all those sus Windows unrequested scans in the background which are not part of the antivirus (they consume performance resources too).
Stilgar314
Windows specific communities exist, maybe Windows questions are better answered by a Windows’ audience instead spamming a question in every “random PC community”.
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Same thing often applies to when people are asking for advice on buying laptops.
“Bruh, just buy a desk-top, smh”
“I have a problem”
“Use Linux!”
“Now I have 2,000 problems”
“DUH RTFM NOOB”
I feel like this issue would be solved if you use Linux
Insufferable people. Complex people who think that by being different from the masses, for no reason, they are superior
Try looking up a simple sollution for anything Linux related. Get a 250 page essay telling you what the problem is and how you could solve it in a language long lost to normal humans..
The real issue is that Windows has absolutely subpar documentations.
Ever tried to research a solution for a Windows issue online… you will find 10 different solutions. One of them might even work… maybe.
But hey. you are smart, you even have an error code! Great… now everything gets much easier and you will only be suggested 5 different solutions! 🤣
You hear RTFM so much when asking a Linux question because there are those manuals are actually useful.
Never wasn’t able to (relatively easily) find a solution for a Linux issue I was facing.
It’s hard to believe that it’s possible, I know. But Linux seems to be a way worse option than even Windows.
At least it works…went from windows to linux to fix an issue and it fixed 100 more too. Problem with windows is the lack of documentation and support: on Microsoft support website there’s just people explaining the problem they have followed by an indian “tech guy” who copy/paste the most dumb solution (only an idiot wouldn’t try that) in hope to be hired by MS with their “””support”””. Meanwhile I’ve found at least 3-4 different guides for an issue on Linux (trying them, surely at least one works). Note for most advanced users: we all know on Linux we got rid of all those sus Windows unrequested scans in the background which are not part of the antivirus (they consume performance resources too).
Windows specific communities exist, maybe Windows questions are better answered by a Windows’ audience instead spamming a question in every “random PC community”.