• @rivalary@lemmy.ca
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    31 year ago

    I don’t get it. If a product sucks, why wouldn’t you switch away from it?

    “Don’t suggest I leave my abusive husband, instead I’ll complain about him to my friends until he magically gets better.”

    Christ, you guys sound like you have Stockholm syndrome.

      • @tabular@lemmy.world
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        121 year ago

        If the alternatives are not there or lacking then people can’t switch. If people don’t use it and contribute (e.g. reports, donations) then it is difficult to justify creating alternatives.

        This is not a stalemate however. It is a slow transition of pioneers frustrated with the status quo.

      • @AlecSadler@sh.itjust.works
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        41 year ago

        I’ll add Visual Studio.

        And, no, VS Code is not a comparable replacement no matter how many extensions you add. I say that as someone who uses VS Code for almost everything…except C#.

      • @rivalary@lemmy.ca
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        31 year ago

        Yep, definitely have to pick the right tool for the job. If you use these things, you’re stuck with Windows. Would be nice if you could install needed software on whichever OS you choose.

    • @duckCityComplex@lemmy.world
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      51 year ago

      I’ve been running Linux on all the machines I own for years, but I still have to run Windows for work. Not everyone can just switch and I doubt there are many reading this who are unaware they could switch to Linux (or Mac, BSD, etc.).

      Oh I also have one MacBook running MacOS because Apple decided to only allow iOS development and parental controls, of all things, on Apple devices running Apple software.

      Yes MS and Apple suck but it’s not as simple as “just switch.”