"F"
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what type of p0rn or what other stuff makes you go this far?
why are you still using Linux?
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Not bad but I got you beat I own some of the oldest computers in the world such I got all the Amigas which I still use sometimes.
ntaifitness
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- Feb 15, 2020
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I am in China, and I use deep linux at home, which is a very friendly version for Chinese users.
Everyone uses linux with php for hosting. wordpress runs php on linux.Do you think Windows is better for hosting?
Zakch93
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Because last time I tried it with Ubuntu spent days going through complex tutorials as a complete linix and coding newbie to resolve a simple issue of my laptop trackpad double tap gestures not working, and I didn't find a solution in the end. And to top it off, the distro would randomly freeze my pc requiring a restart.
Not against giving Linux another chance in the future, but its though learning all of its complex procedures, $sudo whatever programming language just to do a simple thing.
Not against giving Linux another chance in the future, but its though learning all of its complex procedures, $sudo whatever programming language just to do a simple thing.
UnusualSubstance
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Trina Mathews
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Generally, Linux is considered more reliable than Windows. The built in security is one of its top features.
Balladokus
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All the tips described here absolutely wrong and don't have anything in common with my own experience. Well, actually, there are lots of linux distributions and all of them have certain hardware requirements. So, the tip 'Linux is slow' can be true if you installed some heavy distribution on weak PC. However, the other tips are absolutely wrong.
amoon
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stope the OS hopping, it's a disease, and its spreading very fast,
normally its begin like that
-stage 1: windows is bloatware spyware and non-secure
-stage 2: need to switch to Linux any Debian based distro -Ubuntu-
-stage 3: complaining about Ubuntu and canonical and why they do bad things to Linux
-stage 4: switch to arch -Manjaro-
-stage 5: I hate systemd and arch it's just not making sense
-stage 6: switching to any Unix OpenBSD or FreeBSD
-stage 7: return to stage 1 and repeat
normally its begin like that
-stage 1: windows is bloatware spyware and non-secure
-stage 2: need to switch to Linux any Debian based distro -Ubuntu-
-stage 3: complaining about Ubuntu and canonical and why they do bad things to Linux
-stage 4: switch to arch -Manjaro-
-stage 5: I hate systemd and arch it's just not making sense
-stage 6: switching to any Unix OpenBSD or FreeBSD
-stage 7: return to stage 1 and repeat