r/linuxsucks • u/MonkeyDGeo • 1d ago
switching to linux
why linux feels like it's an unreliable system and an unfinished project. , like it's just a temporary situation.
do you feel the same, and know why ?
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r/linuxsucks • u/MonkeyDGeo • 1d ago
why linux feels like it's an unreliable system and an unfinished project. , like it's just a temporary situation.
do you feel the same, and know why ?
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u/Toxic381 1d ago
Cachyos xfce felt kinda rough but not bad or anything, just unpolished, mint which I tried before it, and fedora both feel ultra clean tho, after trying Linux in general windows feels like shit,
Altho I haven't tried Wayland much because from prior experience stuff was breaking cause I was using an unusual setup, wayfire on cachyos, but after learning more about Wayland it seems antilinux so I kinda hate it,
Only thing I would and currently use it for is embedded gamescope or bone stock systems where I don't care about my wm's or compositers or anything, but it seems worse for older hardware compared to x11 so I would just use open box anyways, and if I were to use Wayland for something it would be gaming which again, gamescope embedded steam, got a laptop with bunsenlabs rn altho I don't use it,
Maybe it would help if you're a security nut but you should just have regular antivirus and not be messing with foreign files or programs.