- cross-posted to:
- linuxmemes@lemmy.world
- cross-posted to:
- linuxmemes@lemmy.world
I wish this were true! The problem with Linux is that it is constantly changing. I have been using it for 30 years and have built my own embedded distros from scratch. Yet every time I turn around there moving this setup file to another directory or changing out that language for a slightly incompatible newer version. Trying to configure and maintain a box is a constant battle.
Windows is the polar opposite. The ui may have some annoying changes but under the hood it is frustratingly stable, often remaining unchanged for 20+ years (even the bugs live forever). Users crave simplicity and consistency. It is something Linux still needs to figure out.
I think Windows keeps some bugs unfixed for backwards competibility reasons
When a bug has been around for so long, it gets promoted to feature.
You might appreciate the most stable Linux ABI for games: Wine
I only mostly joke… Mostly
Just count yourself lucky that you don’t have to manually configure X11 environments anymore.
don’t worry, X is still horrible
But now you can just use wayland
Edit: I didn’t look at the picture before. I still recommend wayland instead of twitter