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PlayStation fans brutally reject Sony's disc decision, eye Windows 11 PCs over Xbox
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The fediverse is very linux oriented I see again and again.
Sadly most Linux users are so deep into it that they don't understand the pain of transition from something known to something that you have to invest significant time into to get running as you want it to.
And whenever people say this, several people post Linux versions that are supposedly super easy to set up and very similar to windows.... Which shows that they are no longer able to see the relevant differences.
I find it annoying. Essentially as someone who has tried to switch to linux on my own terms(!) and that's not possible without investing more time than a family dad with job is prepared to invest.
I mean just look at the posts in here. It like reading posts from religious people who would love to go from door to door to "spread the word."
Honestly sad that this is at the bottom of this thread with all the linux glazers listed above. And every comment is massively up/downvoted depending on whether it is in support of Linux or not, regardless of the quality of the arguments.
To be fair, I'm a Linux user myself but I really cannot stand these obnoxious people who think that Linux is a full-on Windows replacement for everyone and anyone who doesn't immediately install Linux is an ignorant fool. I like tinkering with my system, but I wouldn't berate anyone who doesn't. I care about my privacy, it's not my business whether you care enough to switch your habits and devote your free time towards Linux.