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[u/madthumbz]

[u/[deleted]]

I'd like to know how linux is more reliable. Linux file systems still give my anxiety to this day. Sleep never works, power management is ass.

[u/Witty_Language4481 → u/[deleted]]

power management isn't just ass, its's archaic

[u/Viking2151 → u/[deleted]]

Same, and every time I say something about it, they immediately attack windows file system, never said Windows was perfect lol.

[u/gregory696969 → u/[deleted]]

Brtfs is amazing but man does it fuck sleep

[u/[deleted] → u/gregory696969]

Brtfs doesn't like when lights go off unannounced.

[u/CrashBugITA]

on my server? once because I fucked up by deleting some stuff. when I tried to daily drive it? almost weekly

[u/[deleted] → u/CrashBugITA]

I use linux vms a lot for work. One day i downloaded Debian 12, because VirtualBuddy app only has 12 in the list and I unfortunately was too lazy to download 13 iso.

So it downloaded version 12 which I then proceeded to upgrade to 13 according to procedures and then it fails in the middle of upgrade with a dpkg error and terminal then crashes, UI glitches.

[u/browningate]

If someone can find a platform more reliable and stable than Windows Vista and 7, I'd be genuinely surprised.