- cross-posted to:
- linux@lemmy.ml
- cross-posted to:
- linux@lemmy.ml
To note, this is the share of Linux computers visiting US goverment’s web sites. In India, for example, the share is already higher.
To note, this is the share of Linux computers visiting US goverment’s web sites. In India, for example, the share is already higher.
And it’s really a great operating system. Yes, not everything works perfectly out of the box, esp. in edge cases, but that is also the case for Windows. And it’s totally liberating to have an operating system that is not constantly trying to screw you and that gives you the power to fix errors.
I feel like everything works in windows out the box
I wish that it would. Just take a look at the shitshow that is Windows Update and how many issues are there with such a standard process that should simply work.
For me personally, the things that don’t work on Windows are mostly annoying things, but the things that don’t work on Linux are experience breaking (first that come to mind: Xbox dongle doesn’t work, Logitech Ghub app isn’t supported, and Davnici resolve was broken last time I tried it)