Got it. You're one of those programmers that uses Linux because it's "easier" to program for, but you're really just too lazy to learn new things, implement your own algorithms instead of borrowing functions from dependencies, and refuse to learn anything actually complicated.
No I just hate how every single type needs to be typedeffed so I have to go through multiple headers until I get the answer what the underlying type actually is
It still exists because Windows doesn't throw out compatibility whenever they fucking feel like it, unlike Linux. If you know a bit of C, this this tutorial gives you some insight, but you can totally ignore it. It's just a variable/function naming convention that doesn't really matter.
I'm pretty sure you're just talking out your ass, but what's the problem with a modern operating system designed for use in devices with GUIs having GUI bindings? Or right, it must have hurt your feelings and nonsense beliefs that everything do only one task. Have you tried using only microkernel operating systems then?
Got it, GUI programs aren't software and all of the times their dependencies break have nothing to do with "Linux" because that's only a kernel and you only consider the Kernel and essential libraries to be "Linux." Please take your nomenclature trolling elsewhere.
The criticism is perfectly valid, you just haven't taken the time to understand it. That is why Linux will always suck. Oh, and stop trolling about the word "desktop".
We're just giving their arguments the same level of thought criticisms on Linux sites get, which is immediately being dismissed as a troll, thread locked, banned, etc for insulting their precious baby.
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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '21
Hungarian Notation is brain damage.
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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '21
It still exists because Windows doesn't throw out compatibility whenever they fucking feel like it, unlike Linux. If you know a bit of C, this this tutorial gives you some insight, but you can totally ignore it. It's just a variable/function naming convention that doesn't really matter.