If something broken or flawed with the core part of Windows, you often can't do much about it. While with FOSS systems like GNU/Linux, you can not only, sometime replace it with an another implementation, but also report it and actually see how much of an impact, reporting such bug can have to it's correction.
I have to use Windows 10 at work and, recently, was issued a laptop running Win11. I'm amazed at how Microsoft continues to make workflow more difficult while any number of Linux distros and DE's continue to make it easier. Coming home to Linux is like leaving the bowels of hell and being greeted by a fresh, cool breeze.
P.McNewHold :flagPiratbyraan:
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Rashitha Rajapaksha
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Not being interrupted by an update, or being forced to.
Making the UI look how I want, not how some focus group reacted to positively.
Cons:
Games are getting there, but not 100%. Blizz things, specifically.
Some peripherals, like older Logitech G stuff, are lacking support.
el_haych2024
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