so 1/4 times it doesn't work

I will use linux for single instance tasks on low powered machines

Sure

But for my main?

if u use wms ofc its not gonna work since you have to configure xrandr again

Absolutely not

how about you use something like kde or gnome in high powered machines then

what's wms what's xrandr

i used cinnamon

xrandr is thing you use to configure monitors in like i3

my coworkers used unity and also had problems

I just want this shit to work without all the extra guff

(ooboodooboontoo)

All install tutorials I see, windows is a few steps, mac is usually a single step, linux is a page or two of dependency installs

no

it does it automatically

unless you've fallen for the /g/entoo meme

@spaqin Yeah, for a .deb package

@Obolon Prime stop lying you have never used linux

>using packages in last year + 1

ya wtf

you have no idea how this works

@fedora we use linux for custom RISC programming

at uni

amoungst other things

still you have no idea how package managers work

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@Windatica i like this new thonk

With all these factors, Linux just isn't my cup of tea

It just won't work out for me

all 0 of these factors

i can see hotswapping monitors as a real issue, but other than that i don't really see what issues you have

@Windatica it's a nuisance

that'd kill me off it

and the packages

so confusing

just make it an installer damnit

or premade application

what

not having installer is best part about linux

👀 sudo apt-get install <program>