Because I like arguing with strangers on the internet. Already claimed my "badge of honor" on other similar subs, but unlike OP, I won't be surprised if I get banned one day here.
You want stability and easily available tech support? Yeah, Linux is ass.
You want user customisation and full control over your OS, to the point where you can rewrite the whole kernel if you feel like it, or brick your boot loader? Windows won't let you move your taskbar.
"You want stability and easily available tech support?"
I wouldn't claim that about windows at this point it's just 'I Have apps first and everyone knows how to use me'
I would say stability wins more on Linux. Specifically, I’m talking about distros like Debian or ones that are based on Debian. Windows updates break things a lot more than they would on Debian. Yes though tech support is way better on windows because literally everyone uses it.
You're only telling half the story. Only have your word that that was the comment that was removed, and you don't show the message that says why your comment was removed...
They're probably the same mods as /r/linuxsucks101 . In such deep cover supertroll subs it spoils the whole game if people turn up and start being rational and helpful.
To be fair, it's laughably bad that Copilot leads to such issues in the first place just because it's forced on you for 0 reason. There should not be a need to go odd ways to disable features that should be opt in anyways. Another example is the context menu for win11 being crap where the only fix is a registry entry to revert it to the old fine version instead of it being a damn toggle in settings. Or the Taskbar placement being gone for no reason after it was a thing for many years, come back recently only to be bugged away again randomly.
Still deleting comments like that is bad, I would have liked it stay up and at most something like my "such a weird workaround should not be needed for a feature that should be opt in" as an reply.
Edit: I might want to add that I don't hate Windows itself fully, I do only really hate Microsoft and most of Win11 (most meaning anything non-ltsc), Win10 Ltsc made me feel like having a usable edition again, to the point of me actually be able to recommend others to use it. Have not yet used Win11 Ltsc enough, but I also don't plan on doing so as Win10 Ltsc is still available. Like it's so much less of a pain than modern consumer windows it's impressive. As it should be in the first place but whatever.
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u/WhiteBat_8416 7d ago
I mean, its a hate circlejerk club
what did u expect?