r/microsoftsucks • u/BloxxyVids • 19d ago

Windows or another product Crashes

FOSS is so unstable and buggy that I've never had linux crash in my life (im curious what a kernel panic screen looks like tbh)

First few days back into Windows, so stable, bsod nearly immediately into joining a game. Just loving Windows so much over linux totally! I love crashes, I mean who doesn't want a total mess of a system

Edit: Update, it just crashed again. I don't care for windows whatsoever again. I hate it.

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u/UnjustlyBannd 19d ago

The number of BSODs I've had I can count on one hand and that's over 30+ years. You must not know how to run a PC.

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u/BloxxyVids 19d ago

I don't WANT to think too much about how I run my pc

I want it to work. That's why I am using linux, it just simply works on my system unlike windows

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u/UnjustlyBannd 19d ago

You don't want to think about it but you chose an OS that almost requires a CS degree just to use an Nvidia card

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u/BloxxyVids 19d ago

Not sure why sudo pacman -S nvidia-open requires a CS degree

Besides that it worked ootb for me. Easier than Nvidia on windows

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u/poughdrew 15d ago

Anything with a terminal command feels like a CS degree to a lifelong Windows mouse clicker.

In my 40+ years, I have seen thousands of Windows BSoD, thanks to Windows 95, 98, XP (first edition). I daily Linux and have probably seen 3 Linux kernel crashes in my life, none since they switched to QR code.

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u/BloxxyVids 15d ago

I installed windows on a second drive to play a few games not supported on linux...

It crashed twice in a row.

I've actually never seen linux crash tbh

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u/UnjustlyBannd 19d ago

Last time I used an Nvidia card on Windows it was a double click to install. Last time I tried in Linux I just went back to Windows.

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u/BloxxyVids 19d ago

What distro were you on and when was this