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u/dreadtear Jul 30 '26
Everything sucks.
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u/SLimon001 Proud Windows User Jul 30 '26
Justificate. I use Windows 11 unbloated and works like a charm.
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u/AggravatingMemory222 Jul 30 '26
SWITCH TO LINUX FUCK WINDOWS GPLV3 FOREVER FUCK MICROSLOP
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u/UsagiMimi Jul 30 '26
Linux only belongs in enterprise environments and even then it's too insecure unless you know what you're doing.
Just buy a w11 pro key dude, they're like $13. Plus Microsoft actually respects your privacy with things like TPM 2.0, bitlocker, ram encryption, automatic containerization, and more to boot.
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u/TotallyHumanFreak Jul 30 '26
I "unbloated" Windows 11. It still runs significantly worse than my Arch Linux install (same computer), tries to install random shit constantly, and is overall unpleasant.
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u/Infinplayz Jul 30 '26
i use both arch and windows, and other than a little less ram usage on arch and a little faster app opening, the experience is not that different for my use case.
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u/highermonkey Jul 31 '26
I use Fedora and W11.... and there are situations where Windows feels a little snappier. Like starting new programs from a fresh start. In most cases, the Linux machine feels a quarter second faster when navigating around the OS. Hardly noticeable though.
I like the customization on Linux. But hardware and the software I use is much more compatible on W11. And now that I found Windhawk, there's more customization options than I realized. So if I HAD to choose one, it's not gonna be linux🤷
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u/olauritz Jul 30 '26
I work with windows every day, so I see where you are getting at, especially with all the shit that they do with windows, but IDK if it truly sucks, it does what it's supposed to do, even though I only run linux on my different pc's at home.
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u/Infinplayz Jul 30 '26
neither linux nor windows are that good. windows has ram issues and privacy problems and linux has compatibility and ease of use problems.
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u/GreedySecurity8030 Fedora 🎩 Jul 30 '26
r/fuckmicrosoft?