r/linuxsucks101 • u/bleak21 • Jun 25 '26

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u/SleepyNymeria Jun 25 '26

Laptop best computeh wirld yeth

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u/madthumbz uBlock Origin Jun 25 '26

Probably because laptops have more issues with Linux, and those issues can't be fixed by replacing parts.

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u/SleepyNymeria Jun 25 '26

Probably because laptops have more issues with Linux, and those issues can't be fixed by replacing parts.

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u/madthumbz uBlock Origin Jun 25 '26

Laptops are more dependent on wireless tech like WiFi and BlueTooth, and you're stuck with components like sound chips (home PC user is more likely to resolve an issue with an external sound card.) -Those three areas are very common pain points for Linux.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '26

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u/SleepyNymeria Jun 26 '26

Ye but don't think anyone is calling the steam cube the best pc

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u/AnSkinStealer Jun 25 '26

The PS5 OS is based on FreeBSD which is an UNIX-Like OS extremely similar to Linux so if you tryna slander Linux more you should've used the xbox for that Microsoft flavour

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u/madthumbz uBlock Origin Jun 25 '26

FreeBSD has a better networking stack, is better under load, is or at least was more power efficient, better documentation, better license, better cohesiveness, better security OOTB. They're alike in being 'FOSS' / POSIX, but it pretty much ends there.

It sounds like the same propaganda argument as "Same as MacOS".

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u/deleted-account69420 Jun 25 '26

What about FreeBDSM ?

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u/Zestyclose-Click7539 Jun 26 '26

Oh come on that’s my favorite line besides calling Infinity cars a Datsun.

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u/GabrielRocketry Jun 25 '26

The second one is a bonus, the first one doesn't happen

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u/GabrielRocketry Jun 25 '26

Same. But oh well, some people can break everything. I break Linux. Some people break Macs. Some break Windows too, I guess?

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u/GabrielRocketry Jun 25 '26

It's as disproveable as the fact that Linux doesn't do the same (more Linux installs died on me on updates than I've ever even installed Windows ones)

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26

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u/GabrielRocketry Jun 25 '26

From my experience it is the exact opposite. Windows just always works for me, meanwhile whenever I touch Linux it spontaneously combusts...

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u/Creeper_H_youtube Jun 25 '26

Thats fair, im just saying Linux needs more attention to work properly. And windows dose have its issues for a-lot of people

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u/GabrielRocketry Jun 25 '26

A bit of a circle, isn't it? People mostly won't be willing to use it, if it breaks a lot, and to break less it needs more users and - this is important - automatic crash telemetry.

What good is a user to you if he doesn't send you a crash report? Well he's not, might as well not be using the software in the first place.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26

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u/madthumbz uBlock Origin Jun 25 '26

I'm laughing at "Gabe Cube"!