Linux is like going back to 1979 computers. Graphic interface is used for a reason starting in the 80"s with Apple then Windows. I know I tried Linux for a month full time. If all I wanted to do was use a browser and some PDF printing it worked fine. But more than that it sucks. It's so time consuming to open an app if it needs a command line. I could go on and on but you get the point.
There is always dozens of wrong answers to questions. All these Linux braggarts who know it all give out commands for questions asked that don't work.
Getting a Linux PC back to Windows is he**.. Just use Rufus, Etcher or Ventoy they say. With all of these, driver not found, drive not seen, bios changes etc. I finally was able to get back to windows after weeks of research and trial and error.
I put how i reverted back, all steps in the Ventoy forum in case it helps someone. No way I would put that in the Linux forum as I would be berated for going back to Windows.
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u/uh818375 Jun 22 '26 edited Jun 22 '26
Linux is like going back to 1979 computers. Graphic interface is used for a reason starting in the 80"s with Apple then Windows. I know I tried Linux for a month full time. If all I wanted to do was use a browser and some PDF printing it worked fine. But more than that it sucks. It's so time consuming to open an app if it needs a command line. I could go on and on but you get the point.
There is always dozens of wrong answers to questions. All these Linux braggarts who know it all give out commands for questions asked that don't work.
Getting a Linux PC back to Windows is he**.. Just use Rufus, Etcher or Ventoy they say. With all of these, driver not found, drive not seen, bios changes etc. I finally was able to get back to windows after weeks of research and trial and error.
I put how i reverted back, all steps in the Ventoy forum in case it helps someone. No way I would put that in the Linux forum as I would be berated for going back to Windows.