• @throbbing_banjo@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      Same. They’ve always done this shit, but installing windows - and then uninstalling or disabling all the cooked-in bloat and spyware - has become so ridiculously tiresome that I just said fuck it and went Linux full-time.

      Every update or service pack, it starts all over. There’s no such thing as a clean windows install.

      Nobara was up and running in like ten minutes with no fuckery at all, and it’s no nice not having to fight my OS on everything.

    • @Tardil@lemmy.world
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      311 months ago

      What are you running? I tried Ubuntu as my daily driver and honestly found it’s user experience pretty shitty. Lots of little buggy issues with the interface and running a few games on steam that support Linux wasn’t great

    • @UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world
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      31 year ago

      Its been their practice since the early 90s. Bundling and defaulting all their shitty apps, then making sure everything else has compatibility issues by design.

      The worst thing to happen to Microsoft was the IETF. It shattered their walled garden and forced them to integrate with a host of other internationally developed and encoded systems through a uniform protocol. They’ve spent the last 30 years trying to claw their position of OS dominance back.