sgage wrote:

Or get a Windows machine. Now go to a Windows tech help forum and be amazed. Clearly not ready for the desktop!

i am using windows 25years, windows have much less issues compare ti linux, and many issues resolved without support

sgage wrote:

Seriously, your last whining post was about glitches in Ceres, which is unstable, and is not meant for production use.

Proof?! For my old pc unstable works faster than stable.

sgage wrote:

You can walk away from Linux any time you like. Every penny will be refunded :-)

Away? I am can not even come close because so many issues.

Whatever you say.

Any tool is only as useful as the user controlling it. I think you are pointing the finger in the wrong direction. Take responsibility!!!

Controlling and responsibility over many troubles?

Or get a Windows machine. Now go to a Windows tech help forum and be amazed. Clearly not ready for the desktop!

i am using windows 25years, windows have much less issues compare ti linux, and many issues resolved without support

Proof?! For my old pc unstable works faster than stable.

Away? I am can not even come close because so many issues.

Look at all my topics here. Only issues! linux NOT READY YET FOR DESKTOP USING!
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So go get a Mac. Of course, Apple controls every aspect of the hardware and software. Even with that, check out an Apple help forum. Clearly, Mac is not ready for the desktop.

Or get a Windows machine. Now go to a Windows tech help forum and be amazed. Clearly not ready for the desktop!

Seriously, your last whining post was about glitches in Ceres, which is unstable, and is not meant for production use.

This is a support/tech help forum, and so what you see are people's issues. For what it's worth, I don't experience any of these. Of course I have experienced others, especially when I dabble in testing/ceres.

You can walk away from Linux any time you like. Every penny will be refunded :-)