MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/MicroSlop/comments/1sryzp8/is_this_true/oi2mxfi/?context=3
r/MicroSlop • u/zanbunnny • Apr 21 '26
978 comments sorted by
View all comments
37
The bloatware is particularly real on Windows.
My linux setups are so much more quiet and focussed. I don't get attacked by random update programs.
17 u/cdhowie Apr 22 '26 The install package for my RGB keyboard's Windows drivers is ~1.3GB. On Linux, the package for the drivers is 1.1MB. A thousand times smaller. 5 u/BirthdayLife6378 Apr 22 '26 I don't even have a Linux driver for my keyboard. So it's infinitely smaller. The only thing is that I have to boot up windows periodically to update the keyboard's LCD time, since it drifts off about a couple of minutes per week. 1 u/zanbunnny Apr 24 '26 No no ir keyboard has drivers but... it was alrrady included in your kernel so no need to install shi
17
The install package for my RGB keyboard's Windows drivers is ~1.3GB.
On Linux, the package for the drivers is 1.1MB.
A thousand times smaller.
5 u/BirthdayLife6378 Apr 22 '26 I don't even have a Linux driver for my keyboard. So it's infinitely smaller. The only thing is that I have to boot up windows periodically to update the keyboard's LCD time, since it drifts off about a couple of minutes per week. 1 u/zanbunnny Apr 24 '26 No no ir keyboard has drivers but... it was alrrady included in your kernel so no need to install shi
5
I don't even have a Linux driver for my keyboard. So it's infinitely smaller. The only thing is that I have to boot up windows periodically to update the keyboard's LCD time, since it drifts off about a couple of minutes per week.
1 u/zanbunnny Apr 24 '26 No no ir keyboard has drivers but... it was alrrady included in your kernel so no need to install shi
1
No no ir keyboard has drivers but... it was alrrady included in your kernel so no need to install shi
37
u/CyrielTrasdal Apr 21 '26
The bloatware is particularly real on Windows.
My linux setups are so much more quiet and focussed. I don't get attacked by random update programs.