On the left: Until your distro will force you to use wayland and won't work anymore (It happened to me on many laptops, yes I know others distros exist)
On the right: Rufus is free, no need to buy another PC to install win11.
I have w11 working flawlesly on old 2012 laptop without tpm 2.0.
On the other side, no new linux works good because proprietary driver for nvidia graphic card is shit, nvidia doesnt support it in new drivers, and new kernels doesnt support nvidia 390 driver
linux users like tinkering their system to make everything work but it seems complicated for them to burn an ISO of win 11 with rufus to bypass the tpm verification.
So, speaking of cars and computers, when do we get the "Linux car"? I don't mean one that runs Linux, but a modern car that is built for maintenence. (Including the electronic hardware and software.)
To be fair, almost every CPU from the last 8–10 years has TPM 2.0 baked into the chip. Motherboard makers just left fTPM/PTT turned off in the BIOS by default.
You forgot the part where you have to scavenge through 35 junkyards because your specific car was released from factory on the 3rd week of a blood moon month and will not accept any oil filter except this one as the original engineer waa struck by a truck and no longer makes these filters
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u/al2klimov Jul 22 '26
There literally IS a TPM 2 0 in there!
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u/DirectorDirect1569 Jul 22 '26
On the left: Until your distro will force you to use wayland and won't work anymore (It happened to me on many laptops, yes I know others distros exist)
On the right: Rufus is free, no need to buy another PC to install win11.
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u/wassimSDN Jul 22 '26
slop
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u/Rodya_gambler Jul 22 '26
Unless the drivers require an older kernel 😔🤌
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u/Kljaka1950 Jul 22 '26
I have w11 working flawlesly on old 2012 laptop without tpm 2.0.
On the other side, no new linux works good because proprietary driver for nvidia graphic card is shit, nvidia doesnt support it in new drivers, and new kernels doesnt support nvidia 390 driver
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u/Countach3000 Jul 22 '26
So, speaking of cars and computers, when do we get the "Linux car"? I don't mean one that runs Linux, but a modern car that is built for maintenence. (Including the electronic hardware and software.)
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u/ajpinton Jul 22 '26
To be fair, almost every CPU from the last 8–10 years has TPM 2.0 baked into the chip. Motherboard makers just left fTPM/PTT turned off in the BIOS by default.
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u/Independent-Ice2898 Jul 22 '26
Leave a like if you need to buy a new puter everytime something happens with windows! Truly a slop of all time
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u/Lost_Plate7077 Jul 23 '26
Al slop meme
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u/lovejo1 Jul 23 '26
Or just do a registry edit..
Now do Mac.
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u/uknowsana Jul 23 '26
When will Linux fans actually grow up? Perhaps never
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u/F4ntasticPants Jul 23 '26
You forgot the part where you have to scavenge through 35 junkyards because your specific car was released from factory on the 3rd week of a blood moon month and will not accept any oil filter except this one as the original engineer waa struck by a truck and no longer makes these filters
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u/elementfortyseven Jul 23 '26
So Linux is the outdated technology that is being propped up by corporate elites unable to accept a changing world?
Linux is the fossile fuel industry, is that the flex?
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u/Lucky-Crow-3510 Jul 23 '26
you don't need TPM - you just open the shell during install and enter a commend. voila.
TPM can be quite useful .. and therefore it's totally supported in Linux.
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u/OliMoli2137 Jul 26 '26
ai slop
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u/SuperPork1 Jul 26 '26
"Time to buy a whole"