There is no operating system that doesn’t experience stupid problems. macOS probably has the least, but it makes up for that by being generally underwhelming.
The Windows specific issues that average users have are usually caused by bloatware that comes preinstalled on the machine or some obscure driver issue (which Linux can also have - maybe even more so than Windows).
MacOS has the least issues for me but I disagree with it being underwhelming. Might be an unpopular opinion in this community but I quite enjoy using it. It’s a fully fledged unix system with some really good software.
Honestly, all the issues I have personally found on linux were either fixable, or I knew the cause of. I cannot say the same of windows, even though I used windows for far longer.
It’s just that, in comparison, windows is a black box. And if something goes wrong, you may just be shit out of luck.
There is no operating system that doesn’t experience stupid problems. macOS probably has the least, but it makes up for that by being generally underwhelming.
The Windows specific issues that average users have are usually caused by bloatware that comes preinstalled on the machine or some obscure driver issue (which Linux can also have - maybe even more so than Windows).
MacOS has the least issues for me but I disagree with it being underwhelming. Might be an unpopular opinion in this community but I quite enjoy using it. It’s a fully fledged unix system with some really good software.
Even more unpopular opinion: any os is good, as long as you know how to use it.
Free Dos falls short in so many ways.
Is there anyone that uses freedos as their daily driver?
I wanted to try since I sometimes had to execute legacy applications with it.
Honestly, all the issues I have personally found on linux were either fixable, or I knew the cause of. I cannot say the same of windows, even though I used windows for far longer.
It’s just that, in comparison, windows is a black box. And if something goes wrong, you may just be shit out of luck.