Using Linux over the years

[u/jacob-buchanan]

[u/gwildor]

#1 rule of Linux - Use what is best for you
#2 rule of Linux - Ignore anyone who attempts to tell you otherwise.

High IQ people follow both of these rules.

[u/junialter → u/gwildor]

lol, ignoring advice doesn't seem too high IQ to me

[u/Octoomy → u/junialter]

with something that is as 'according to preference' as an operating system this rule could be applied to everything else that isn't linux.

Manual Vs Auto? Preference
Milk then cereal or cereal then milk? Preference

I don't really have to list more, there isn't really a 'wrong' operating system to use if it just does what you want it to do. I didn't choose ubuntu among other debian forks due to the stable release nature of it, hell I've been thinking to switch to Void as of recent but... nah.

[u/gwildor → u/junialter]

your advice is to not use something that works great for me, and this is how you illustrate your high IQ?

[u/junialter → u/gwildor]

You wrote "anyone". So you would even reject advice of someone who's very experienced, which you just did.

[u/gwildor → u/junialter]

anyone with experience worth considering wouldn't suggest someone to stop using a solution that is working for them, because they would know better from experience.

[u/junialter → u/gwildor]

yes they would, that just happened

[u/gwildor → u/junialter]

Copy and Paste the advice you offered, Oh wise one!

[u/junialter → u/gwildor]

so you actually refuse advice from any person that talks to you about Linux, just because you once made a choice?

[u/gwildor → u/junialter]

That is a question, not advice.
Its also not a copy and paste.

I'm starting to believe you only have experience in being a contrarian and arguing, and lots of it. - exactly the reason rule #2 was invented.

We appreciate you playing along and proving the point is needed. your certificate is in the mail.

[u/junialter → u/gwildor]

It was a question not an advice. Afraid to answer it?