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HOW TO INSTALL A PROGRAM ON WINDOWS
>go to the website download .exe and install with simple clicks
>you now have the latest version installed

HOW TO INSTALL A PROGRAM ON LINUX
>go to the website, there's no .exe or anything
>enter this command to install a ppa
>enter this command to refresh your sources
>enter this command to install the thing you want
>wait, the repo only has an old version of the software you want. It's over a year old.
>your version of this distro is not new enough to support this latest version
>google other repos, there's an unofficial repo! woooooooo!
>add the new repo to sources
>it's updating your software to the latest version
>wait, your packages are now broken because you updated from an unofficial repo and other stuff updated and broke your system
>spend 5-10 minutes deleting broken files, removing the bad repo, and going back to square one
>ok gotta do this manually with .tar.gz
>shit, broken dependency. google around to find fix
>found fix but need to use trial by error with different files
>after trying different files, the program is installed, but it will never update itself and you have to manually update it.

No wonder Linux hasn't taken off.
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>>53858039
HOW TO INSTALL A PROGRAM ON LINUX

apt-get install program

Fixed that for you.
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>>53858082
>implying your repo has all the programs you use by default
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>>53858096
It actually does.
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>>53858096
Everything that isn't in the repos I can easily find in the AUR.
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>>53858082
>>>53858039 (OP)
>HOW TO INSTALL A PROGRAM ON LINUX
>apt-get install program


You forgot
>program not found

You'll end up doing everything OP posted. Searching for another repo, downloading a version that won't install because of dependencies, adding another 10 repos to handle all the dependencies, computer ends up going to shit because everything is incompatible with each other.

Software installation is just fucked up on Linux, admit it.
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>>53858039
MODS PLEASE BAN THIS FUCKING MORON
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>>53858039
>>53858082
Hell, you can just double click the .deb file and run it. It's simple.

2/10. Bad bait.
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>>53858133
>he fell for the arch meme
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>>53858039
I just installed Visual Studio Code on Windows and Linux. The Linux zip file just gave me an executable that lives in the folder I extracted it in. It isn't really installed. It sucks. If they don't give you RPM's it's a pain in the ass.
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>>53858205
BUTTHURT LINUXFAG SPOTTED!!!
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>>53858216
You're as cancerous as OP.
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>>53858039
>what is a package manager.
Newfags gonna newfag
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>>53858205
>mods! he's telling the truth! stop him!
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>>53858294
No, he's actually not.
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>>53858039
Sad, shit bait.
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my fucking life right now, decided to go from windows 7 to ubuntu to xubuntu to find out installing photoshop is a pain in the dick so now im trying windows 10
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>>53858328
Poor, stupid fool.
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>>53858345
tell me about it i found nothing on xfce and photoshop
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>>53858194
Fun fact: You find everything from AUR so if you want to install everything that was ever created you choose AUR using distro. If you are happy with normal consumer programs then Ubuntu or Mint has everything preinstalled for you.

Never are you required to visit every webpage individually, you can install things without ever opening your web browser. When will Windows get there? Packages are also updated with a central update so you don't have to update everything individually, depending on each program's own updater script (possibly popping up constantly).

Ubuntu does not represent every distro. You pick the one that suits you and your "demands". One or two extra programs can still be comfortable to install manually from a website if you want to, you don't have to change distro just for that.
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>>53858397
>>53858328
so would that ubuntu studio shit suffice?
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>>53858194
That just doesn't happen without you trying to make it happen, or being a complete idiot.

Just for you, here's how it actually works:

>synaptic package manager or commandline apt-get install package
Not there / too old?

>add PPA for your release for package
>click update / cmd run apt-get update
>install package as above
Conflicts / dependency issue? (very rare)

>PPA should include any non-standard dependencies (things not in the base repo)
A package conflicts and / or (extremely rarely) is an older specific version of an installed library?

>Resolve the conflict by uninstalling the conflicting packages if possible / viable.
Not an option.

>Get or make a static build of the program (no linking to system libs needed)

Read the output from your package manager. If you are going to fuck your system, it will tell you that you're about to blow your own brains out. The number of times I've been passed step 2 in the above is exactly once in 5 years.
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>>53858443
The fact that you had to write this much shows that Linux has the worst software installation system ever.
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>want to install software
>open the boutique and select application.
>ppas is added automatically, if not it will tell you why.
Or
>open synaptic
>select application
Or
>apt install package
Or
>apt-get install package
Or
Copy commands from website
Or
...

Installing software is not hard.
Stop pretending to be an idiot just because you use Windows.
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>>53858328
There is no Photoshop for Linux because of Adobe. You'll have to settle for the Windows version using Wine. It should work but the program wasn't meant for that or even fine-tuned to work in Wine at least. Adobe has not helped it at all so it's only as good as external developers can fix it.

I'm not sure which works better, PlayOnLinux or Wine, but I would try Wine myself.

If your Photoshop is pirated then I'm not sure if your license-dodging tool works in Wine, even if the actual Photoshop does.
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>>53858459
No, no it doesn't.
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>>53858459
The fact that you replied means you know that's not true.

Not to mention that the Debian package management system is the gold standard.
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>>53858472
tried both, bugs galore. watchin old outdate youtube videos
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>>53858205
LINTARDS BTFO
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>install Gentoo
>emerge $PROGRAM
If not in official repo
>layman --add $PROGRAM
>emerge $PROGRAM

>Install openSUSE
>zypper in $PROGRAM
If not in official repos
>go to opensuse website
>klick install on desired package

Hurr.
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>>53858506
thistbqhfam
Linux is for losers
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huuurrduuurr the NSA FBI , CIA , NASA and Donald Trump are all spying on me and my furry friends circle jerking to our shit tier third party applications hurrduurr cant have that gotta use some aftermarket os created to follow people who want to hide their identity and do illegal shitt hurrduurr
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>>53858556
>there are still idiots like this that believe this isn't true despite the overwhelming evidence presented hundreds of times thus far
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>>53858518
>Tesla has open source patents on their battery technology just so they can inspire other manufacturers to make the same way
>In Tesla Model 3 revealing Elon Musk proudly said how other manufacturers have been making electric cars thanks to them and he hopes to see even more
>Tesla cars have a modified version of Ubuntu installed in them
Man that open source never works, right? It's so much easier to just keep your head in your ass where it stays nice and warm.
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>be me
>dowload photoshop.exe
>double click
>nothing happens

How do you cope with that junk called linux, /g/uise?
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>>53858596
By not being a complete moron.
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>>53858596
>implying youre method of sudo apt-get install would suffice
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>>53858596
I found out that not being a retard works great. Try that next. Don't tell anyone though, we wouldn't want the whole world to get smarter, now would we?
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>>53858575
So a few things are "open source" (by the way, what you wrote about batteries is not true), ok. Does it make the whole car "open source"?
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>>53858619
> Make the world great again
> Teach them sudo apt-get install
> win.jpg
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>>53858612
>>53858619
Answer his question instead of using ad hominems
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>>53858642
There is no other way to answer it, retard.

I can use Linux with no problems, simple as that. Thus, the only possible reason I can think of for one having problems with it is they are an idiot making mistakes and dismissing them as the OS's fault.
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>>53858660
What about if you want to use Photoshop?
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>>53858596
What's it like for you being retarded?
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>>53858680
If I need to use software not available on Linux, then I either learn to use the alternative or use it in a Windows VM.
The latter being exactly what I'm doing with Visual Studio.
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>>53858680
Virtual machine, dual boot, Wine, use alternatives
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>>53858722
>Dual booting
>Wine
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>>53858728
my feelings exactly, considering i tried wine and play on linux, and made sure i had all my drivers ten times over
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>>53858082
>apt-get
triggered
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>>53858728
So VM or use alternatives.

Bonus option: get a seperate computer for that and install only Windows on it.
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>>53858707
>Visual Studio

Please tell me you have a good reason.
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>>53858752
lawllll i do. but i want it on one :(
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>install gentoo
>everything just werks
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>>53858757
Nope, not really. I started using it for this engineering class where we are learning C rather than using some other IDE for fear of conflicts, but it's not necessary anymore. I guess I just got used to it and I'm lazy.
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>>53858039
>Download latest tarball
>tar -xvf /path/to/file.gz
>cat /path/to/file/README | more

Wow OP, you're too stupid to memorize 2 commands?
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I gave up trying to install stuff on Ubuntu and just went back to Windows 10
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>>53858039
>apt- get install
or
>double click on .deb file
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> HOW TO INSTALL A PROGRAM ON LINUX
>go to the website
Fukken what. Get good.
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How to shill for M$:
>be indian
>do not have any kind of education
>look for "tech" sites
>find /g/
>make a thread with 20 different alises
>share your experience with cortona and edge, and how perfect these products are
>use the same IP for every post
>wait for replies
>suck a goat's dick
>you gonna get called retard, but it won't lower your self-esteem, cuz you are a retarded shitskin
>you decide to poisen more teh chans with your pathetic presence
>you are still thirsty for goat cum, so cannot give up your job as a professianal curry nigger shill
>look for years old anti linux copy pastas
>copy them here
>wait for the paycheck
>after a rightfully earned 55 cents, you decide to enjoy a new bowl goat cum
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>>53859158
So you always remember all those long repos' urls?
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>>53858039
Wanted to install Linux. Did. Printer does not work. Found Linux drivers. Installed. Printer not recognized. Browse through forums for a day. Found solution. Print test page. Works. Restart PC. Print document. Printer does not work. FUKKK! Screw the printer. Fix later. Must add gpu drivers. Nvidia 9600M GT. Install 5 different versions from repo. Every one crashes display.

Fuck Linux for main system. Windows because it just werks.
Have a fully loaded Puppy Linux USB stick for Linux needs.
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I have never needed to install a tarball on Arch. If it isn't in the official repo, it's in AUR. It's never been as easy as:

>winkey+enter (opens terminal in awesome)
>sudo pacman -S whatever
>y

That's it. It's installed before I could find the windows installer from the website if I were to do it like that.
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>>53858619
yeah, because slamming your fingers in terminal the entire day is being smart. Normal people with jobs need to be productive, unlike you, my fat basement dwelling anon.
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>unironically responding to bait/ruse threads in the year 2016

You only have yourself to blame
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>>53859316
>Nvidia 9600M GT
>main system
Bullshit.
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>>53859424
Well, excuse me, mister gangsta have money oozing out of my ass pimp.

Some people have older hardware. And Linux is still shit.
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>>53859435
Linux actually works better on "older" hardware since drivers had more time to get developed.
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>>53859435
it's a laptop you moron
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>>53859444
tell that to my 9600M GT. Other anons have same issues. Fuck Linux and Nvidia.
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>>53858082
kek, people actually believe it's that easy? try using linux for more than trivial use cases
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This thread is reaching autism levels that shouldn't even be possible
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>>53859468
>try using linux for more than trivial use cases
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>>53859483
OOOOOOHHHHH

GET DUUUNNNKEEED OOONNNNNN.

R E K T
E
K
T

WANGBLOWS SHILLS ON SUICIDE WATCH
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>>53859316
I don't have a printer but I have installed Mint on my mom's laptop and printer installation went like this:

1. Plug in the cable
2. Turn on the printer
3. Mint says it's ready
4. Printing works
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>>53858039
WOW ANOTHER SHITPOSTING WINDOWS CIRCLEJERK THREAD!
>HOW TO INSTALL A PROGRAM ON LINUX
1. go to website
2. download .deb
3. double click
4. install
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Winbabby couldn't figure out how to install a package

How surprising
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>>53858620
>implying a compiled program is as easy to reverse engineer as a car.
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>>53859331
>>>53858619 (You)
>yeah, because slamming your fingers in terminal the entire day is being smart. Normal people with jobs need to be productive, unlike you, my fat basement dwelling anon.
I have a job but I don't use Linux there, since the company offers the workstations fully installed. I can say that people with jobs actually like knowing a faster way to do things, like installing programs easily with one command. It's also not using processing power to render websites at first, you just open the terminal and everything is absolutely instant.
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>>53858039
Sadly, I can relate to this. It's not AS bad on Manjaro since I have easy access to the AUR, but the AUR isn't as amazing as people make it out to be.
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>>53859510
Good thing she does not have a 9600M GT in her shit.

Kudos on solving the printer issue.
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>>53858194
>installing program in windows (java)
>gets toolbar

>apt-cache search java | grep jre
>apt-get install openjdk-7-jre
>just werks

Sure you can't be a complete retard, but at least you don't get malware.
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>>53858039
>HOW TO INSTALL A PROGRAM ON WINDOWS

-Be sure you have an antivirus/antimalware running.
-Be careful antimalware doesn't delete Windows.

/thread
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HOW TO INSTALL A PROGRAM ON WINDOWS
>go to the website download .exe and install with simple clicks
>you now have the latest version installed
>you also now have the latest toolbar installed on your browser
>a popup tells you that your personal files have been encrypted and you need to pay 1 bitcoin to decrypt them
>buy a bitcoin and pay the ransom
>the extortionist never responds, oh well, fuck it
>run your shiny new program
>"this version is unregistered. you can run this program (9) more times before you need to upgrade to pro. Would you like to upgrade now?"

HOW TO INSTALL A PROGRAM ON LINUX
>sudo apt-get install
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>>53859848
>>53858039
So if you are retarted you should not use computer at all.
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>>53859708
Express install retard detected
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>>53859267
>his distribution doesn't provide a tool similar toeix -R
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>>53858082
>>53858109
>>53858302
>>53858443
>>53858473
I'd rather go to a website and double-click an .exe file. It's just easier. #sorrynotsorry
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>>53860013
>I trust everything I find on the internet.
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>>53860023
Common Sense 2016, nigga
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>>53858194
>You'll end up doing everything OP posted. Searching for another repo, downloading a version that won't install because of dependencies, adding another 10 repos to handle all the dependencies, computer ends up going to shit because everything is incompatible with each other.

Literally only ever happens to arch users.
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>>53860030
My common sense says "don'd download executables from internet."
Don't you think it's fair?
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>>53858472
PlayOnLinux is just an interface/wrapper for wine.
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>>53859880
>retarted
Found the retard.
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>>53860055
Hey, if you don't need required software like 7zip and goldwave and furcadia, and feel paranoid about everything that comes outside of your little magic "repository" where every piece of software that you need comes from, then I'm not the one with the problem, bucko.
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>>53859597
You're right, it's even easier. Get off /g/ prajeet.
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>>53860112
>implying Linux doesn't have 7zip
>implying furcadia is required
>implying your opinion hasn't been discarded
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>>53859316
CUPS + probably Gutenprint + maybe some network protocol driver (e.g. cups-bjnp for Canon)
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>>53860138 (me)
Also, because it did work, enable the cups daemon?
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>Debian jessie
>sudo apt-get install qbittorrent
>program not found
Replaced with Ubuntu
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>>53858039
nice cancer thread OP, I hope you get banned.
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>>53859459
You have to install the legacy nvidia drivers 340.xx series, or roll with nouveau.
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>>53859331
>Windows
>more productive than linux
i also like downloading installers from websites each day to manually update my software where I can just do pacman -Syu in the Terminal and be done after a few seconds.
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>>53859325
>I have never needed to install a tarball on Arch
you can add the AUR to pacman ?
I always git clone URL > makepkg > pacman -U tar.gz
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>>53859331
>I installed Ubuntu once and used it for 2 days, now I can safely say that Linux sucks!!
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>>53860112
I think I have a right to be a little paranoid so I will never loose all of my collage and work data because of random cryptolocker.
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>>53860154
I remember when this place was actually "nice" enough to justify the lack of moderation, but now that these fucking idiots from /v/ and Microsoft have invaded, it's needed more than ever. It's getting a little fucking ridiculous.
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>>53860329
Microsoft paid for 4chan to not moderate windows shills.
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>>53858096
>not using reliable community repos
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>>53860119
Nigga wat. What the fuck makes anything easier?
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>>53858039
+
remove lock -rm blah blah
rank mirrors
f.lux doesn't work
Low hissing noise through headphone
Just disable that intel power saving mode(suggestion)
Amd+intel -no auto switching
No acpi support for my pc.
Let's compile a custom kernel.
Loading wireless module by typing sudo modprobe [name]
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>>53860037
How does that happen on a distro without ppa and a massive repo for additional software? Maybe you should stay on Winblows.
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I think the best way to solve all this would be some sort of dummies guide to Linux.
I would be glad to get out of Windows if there was a good guide that explained everything like I'm 12. Is there?
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>>53860513
The AUR gives you access to casually every piece of Linux software that exists just as easily as using pacman. Suggesting it isn't the most amazing thing you've ever seen is punishable by death.
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>>53860802
The best way to solve this is to not solve it
The less retards I have to stumble upon when looking on the internet the better
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>>53860802
Why don't you try /flt/?
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>>53858838
why not just "more /path/to/file/README"
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>>53858575

Tesla is propped up by massive government subsidies, it isn't successful by any stretch
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>>53858039
HOW TO INSTALL A PROGRAM IN DEBIAN
>go to the website download deb and install with simple clicks
>you now have the lastest version installed
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>>53861205
daybian doesnt have sudo apt get?
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>>53861219
Yes. It's another option. And Synaptic.
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>>53858039
Easier than windows.
Keyboard is faster on a terminal windows than giving elevation, agreeing to terms, disabling spyware loading shit, and clicking next repeatedly on whatever extractor they use.

Most aren't even built to work solely with a keyboard.
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My personal opinion is that Linux is inferior to Windows for day to day use.

There was a time where if I said that on /g/ I would have been torn apart. Now it seems that Linux users are a vocal minority.

I like this new /g/.
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>>53861205
What idiot would intentionally choose to install a package that way when you have the command line at your disposal? It's objectively faster.
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>>53861549
Some Windows user.
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>>53861491
Cancer such as yourself belongs on /v/.
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>>53861491
I always say this to people like you:
If you like Microsoft's fingers inside your arse 24/7, stay using Windows. If you don't, Linux is your OS.
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>>53861491
Samefagging doesn't make you a vocal majority, computer illiterate /v/ spill
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>>53861625

What are you afraid of? Microsoft provide a service, and create the best operating systems for home users.

Are you really advocating using a worse operating system because you're afraid 'The Man' will find all your CP or whatever it is you are so ashamed of viewing you have to hide it behind your veneer of faux-superiority?

Freetard pedos like you are disgusting. Linux is just the tech equivalent of watching My Little Pony.

Sort yourself out.
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>>53859325
sudo pacaur -Syu whatever
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>>53861549
Fresh Windows users who are deathly afraid of using the command line.
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>>53861666
The fact that people like you actually unironically think like this is pure cringe.
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pacaur -Sy application

How fucking hard is that. Refreshes your repolists, checks in official repos, and then checks AUR.

Bad thread.
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>>53861491
>>>/v/
Get back in your containment board you filthy animal.
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>>53861751
Anything involving the command line a typical /g/ Windows user is too stupid to understand.
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>>53861666
You're projecting. I have no CP. But I have a private life and don't like corporations owning my arse. If you like, hey, that's your thing. Enjoy your botnet.
Also I'm enough to use Linux distros without making it a worse experience than using Windows. If you're not, too bad sucker!
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>>53861666
Autism speaks
Are you listening?
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>>53861666
"If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear" -The freaking Nazi party you stupid cuck.
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>>53861751
though I'm using this as well it is considered bad practice and the most probable reason for a broken arch system
so note if you break something then it is your fault for using this instead of -syu
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>>53861751
You shouldn't -Sy ever, this will result in partial updates and is the reason so many people get fucked by pacman. If you get 404 on packages when you run -S then you should -Syu and try again.
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>>53858205
HOLY SHIT LINUXFAG BTFO
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>>53862696
The level of damage control is pathetic
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>>53862696
Think whatever you want to help you sleep at night, rajesh.
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>>53860163
tried that, does not werk. why? because linux is shit.
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>>53860138
Sheeeeit, should I dance the dance of.my people too? On windows you just install drivers.
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>>53860175
enjoy updating your open source third world unproductive shit
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>>53863103
>why?
Because Linux ain't retard proof
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>>53861675
because gui is superior faggot. go back to your people.
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>>53858328
>>53858388
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqgugAj69xw
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>>53863142
you have to be a retard in some way to prefer linux. sado mazochistic fuckers looove linux. erhgo, linux is pure shit. *insert fingers in ear* tra lalalaallalala i'm off and fuck you and your linux meme.
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>>53858506
Except Musk released most of Tesla's patents making that the most open source car on the market. Wow.
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>>53863190
>insert fingers in ear* tra lalalaallalala
Yeah do that, just
Fuck back to your daycare board >>>/v/ you mouthbreathing fucknut.
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>apt-get install package
>this package has an install candidate, but it's not available in the default repositories for no reason, go google it
why is this a thing
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>>53858506
The car in the bottom is open source irl:
https://www.google.com.mx/search?tbnid=AzuRcdtYO6pzuM%3A&tbnh=0&tbnw=0&docid=uEDkbi3V0FegrM&biw=1366&bih=642&tbm=isch&q=tesla+0+100+km+h&oq=&gs_l=#tbnid=AzuRcdtYO6pzuM:&tbm=isch&q=tesla+model+s+sunset&imgrc=1yPrKc3he_iLEM%3A&tbnh=0&tbnw=0

https://www.teslamotors.com/es_MX/blog/all-our-patent-are-belong-you

>>53861148
>Tesla is propped up by massive government subsidies, it isn't successful by any stretch
I don't know if tesla can be considered sucessful but it was already proven that winshills cannot even troll properly and they hardly research what they claim.
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>>53863264
because you shouldn't be using meme distros
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WUNDOWZ:
> go to the website to download .exe
> try to run .exe
> .exe is not working
> trying to run as admin
> installation broked
> try not to cry
> cry a lot
> buy Mac

Linux:
> aptitude search
> aptitude install
> have a working program
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>>53858039
HOW TO UNINSTALL PROGRAM ON LINUX
>sudo apt-get remove <program name>

HOW TO UNINSTALL PROGRAM ON WINDOWS
>Windows can remove it automatically without asking after an update

Freetards BTFO!
I don't even have to do anything on my OS. It does everything on its own. And if I don't like what it's done, I just install the programs I want again.

How does it feel when you have to uninstall software and apply updates manually, freetards? Microsoft wins again!
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>>53859562
If it is compiled :^)
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>>53863333
> .exe is not working
never happened once
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>>53863190
i'm not completely sure if this is a parody or if it's serious but this is how i imagine winshills when they talk.
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>>53863333
Stop downloading MS-DOS software.
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>>53863360
>What is /v/ spillage
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>>53858205
FREETARDS ON FULL DAMAGE CONTROL
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>>53863400
>Rajesh took his damage control class yesterday
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>>53861666
>>53863190
Using windows is like going to a restaurant, the waiter spits in your soup, then:
>hey dude, will you just allow that?
>I can take it out with the spoon, every restaurant does the same anyway.
>No, they don't, i didn't think the small letters that says they reserve the right to do it was serious.
>Ha, you're a retard if you think this doesn't happen in your precious restaurant.
>Man, there's a lot of restaurants why you must eat here?
>Your shitty restaurant doesn't even has the special fries.
>i already told you that i can eat in any other restaurant, i just don't like this place in particular, also will you allow that because the special fries?
>sour grapes my friend?
>Whatever dude, i'm going to other restaurant.
>hah!, go back to your shitty restaurant with no food you brainwashed hipster snowflake!
The truth is that the guy doesn't feels safe in any other place because it's the food that was served in his school cafeteria when he was young.
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>>53863190
Hey there are anon are you doing okay? Come on sweetie we're going back to /v/ now. You shouldn't wander off like that, anon.
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>>53863449
Too complicated. It's more like:
>dude, did you just buy a bowl of shit?
>Yes. You jealous?
>No. I'll have a delicious free lunch that comes with a recipe.
>He fell for the delicious free lunch that comes with a recipe meme. mfw he doesn't eat shit like everyone else. Do you even generate profit for your employer while you get exploited? Where were you when delicious free lunch that comes with a recipe got btfo? Non-shit eaters on suicide watch.
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>Windows
>opens exe
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>>53858039
>writing a 216 word diatribe to complain about a 3 to 5 word command

winplebs never cease to amaze
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>>53861009
But the more retards that want to get into Linux, the better. That way the year of Linux can become a reality.
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>>53858039
>Use Gentoo
>This is not a problem because everything is compiled from the latest source version, And portage updates it for me

Well then, What is your argument now?
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>>53858039

>enter this command to install a ppa
>enter this command to refresh your sources
>enter this command to install the thing you want
>wait, the repo only has an old version of the software you want. It's over a year old.
>your version of this distro is not new enough to support this latest version
>google other repos, there's an unofficial repo! woooooooo!
>add the new repo to sources
>it's updating your software to the latest version
>wait, your packages are now broken because you updated from an unofficial repo and other stuff updated and broke your system
>spend 5-10 minutes deleting broken files, removing the bad repo, and going back to square one
>ok gotta do this manually with .tar.gz
>shit, broken dependency. google around to find fix
>found fix but need to use trial by error with different files
>after trying different files, the program is installed, but it will never update itself and you have to manually update it.

I literally just had something like this happen trying to get net-snmp-perl installed on a RHEL7 machine. net-snmp-perl isn't available from RH's repos, so I used a version I found for CentOS7, which required 4 or 5 additional pre-reqs, one of which also wasn't available from RH's repos. I had to source that one from pbone, then install the other deps, THEN try to install net-snmp-perl... but the one I got from CentOS is "noarch" for some stupid as fuck reason, so instead of being installed where it belongs (/usr/lib64/x/x/x) it installed in /usr/lib/x/x/x and now the Nagios plugin I'm trying to get working (check_snmp_cpu.pl) can't find it.
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prajeet's at it again
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>>53861491
>Now it seems that Linux users are a vocal minority.
it only seems that way because microsoft is paying so many of you to shill that there are often 5 of these threads going at once.

Even the windows users on this board don't like these shitposts. Get out.
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>>53858039
>Windows
Don't get to brag because busy using program
>Loonix
Get to brag inbetween using the terminal
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>>53859521
>I can't explain why Linux doesn't just let people install program with 1 click, so I'll just call him stupid.
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>>53864536
Don't you need to double-click?
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>>53858039
I feel your pain OP

Unpacking teamviewer (from teamviewer_linux_x64.deb) ...
dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of teamviewer:
teamviewer depends on lib32asound2; however:
Package lib32asound2 is not installed.
teamviewer depends on lib32z1; however:
Package lib32z1 is not installed.
teamviewer depends on ia32-libs; however:
Package ia32-libs is not installed.

dpkg: error processing teamviewer (--install):
dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
Errors were encountered while processing:
teamviewer


After google I needed a :

sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gdebi
In the same directory you downloade the .deb file just run:

sudo gdebi teamviewer_linux.deb
It will list the dependencies and install it with a y


The year is 2016 Linux Total fucking trash!
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>>53864536
>I can't explain why Linux doesn't just let people install program with 1 click, so I'll just call him stupid.
Not him but there's a lot of graphical interfaces that allows you to install software with one click like gnome software and plasma discover. If you gonna claim something at least research a bit before.
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>>53861205
>go to the website download deb and install with simple clicks

Most programs don't have debs.
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>>53861666
>Linux is just the tech equivalent of watching My Little Pony.

I agree with this.
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>>53864725
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZgpq_zHJw0
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>>53858082
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>>53864834
If the program is available for linux there's a big probability that is packaged for ubuntu or debian, in my own experience.
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>>53864536
>install program with 1 click
Just get the fuck back to >>>/v/, mouth breathing retard. Even your babbycare OS installs programs in multiple clicks
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>>53858039
it seems like all of your problems are because you are 3bleedingedge5me and should use Arch instead of Ubuntu to avoid needing ppas and instead use the AUR
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>>53858039
Have fun installing libraries on windows fucktard
>>
I use Linuex enough, but there are always little niggling issues, its not as perfect as people say.

Like maybe your brightness up button is now the lock button or whatever, I noticed those jump around alot when installing to a laptop.

And I still haven't gotten my external enclosure to work with ANY Linux installation, though I can use it on Mac and Windows just fine.
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>>53864818
>there's a lot of graphical interfaces that allows you to install software with one click like gnome software and plasma discover.

Which do not have every Linux program in existence or are massively out of date. You actually have to hunt to find out how to install some programs on Linux.

Meanwhile, on Windows. Every Windows program will install on Windows with a single exe and 1 click.
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>>53858039
REALISTIC VERSION:
>dnf search <program you want>
>dnf install <package name>
If you already have RPM fusion repos installed, which should be part of OS installation, it's extremely unlikely that your program won't be available through installed repos. If it's not, it's usually as easy as running a .rpm like you would a .exe on Windows, except the installer doesn't try to install three adware programs and a toolbar.
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>>53864893
>If the program is available for linux there's a big probability that is packaged for ubuntu or debian

Yes, but many are out of date or don't have debs or an official ppa, even.

With Windows, you always have an exe that is up to date, ready to download.

With Linux, you actually have to put in work to get ALL of your software up to their latest versions.

Can you at least admit that?
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>>53865072
>>With Linux, you actually have to put in work to get ALL of your software up to their latest versions.

This is very true and I can't even get a ppa for like 25% of the software I use because the developers don't provide a way for me to update their software. Some of them only push out the .tar.gz version and nothing else.
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>>53865072
No, because unless you're using an old version of a distro or a "stable" distro that's meant for servers, like Debian, it's completely false.
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>>53865042
>Single click
Selects the installer
>Double click
Opens the installer.

Retard
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>>53865108
Sorry but even the latest version of Ubuntu does not mean you will get the latest software easily. A lot of it is in the Ubuntu repos, but either:

1) The package is out of date

2) It's not in the repo

3) You have to hunt for the software online and many developers do not provide a deb or even a ppa.

With Windows, I can have a 10 year old version of Windows such as 7 and I will be able to install 100% of the Windows software out there with no fuss. Just 1 click.

Linux is a fucking mess.
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>How to install Application on OS X
>Download DMG
>Drag icon to "Applications" folder
wew
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>>53865171
I honestly haven't used Ubuntu in years, but I've never had this issue with Fedora or any RPM based distro.

Although I do have to call you on your bullshit with Windows "just werking". I've had programs fail to install before, especially any type of drivers. I had a Broadcom wireless adapter in my laptop and it took two hours to find a working driver the first time I reinstalled Windows. I've also had driver installations fuck up and had to use DDU and reinstall multiple times to get it to work correctly. But sure, keep acting like Windows is flawless.
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>>53865265
>I had a Broadcom wireless adapter in my laptop and it took two hours to find a working driver the first time I reinstalled Windows.

Never had this problem. I would just go to the OEM page and a working driver was there and easy to install.
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>>53865326
I tried to install the driver from Dell's website multiple times. It would sometimes "work" at 1/10 of the rated speed. Granted, I had the same issues with Linux, but it definitely didn't work correctly in Windows.

After researching the problem I determined that a large part of the issue is that that chipset was mostly used in Apple devices, and since Apple and Dell use the same manufacturing (Foxconn) there were a few Dell models that included this chipset but Dell didn't put much effort into creating a working driver.
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>>53865072
>Yes, but many are out of date or don't have debs or an official ppa.
What is your definition of many?

>With Windows, you always have an exe that is up to date, ready to download.
This is not a windows or linux thing, programs can be packaged including all the dependencies if it is really necessary but in most cases people can just use the repository versions.
http://appimage.org/
https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/SandboxedApps
https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/snappy/

>With Linux, you actually have to put in work to get ALL of your software up to their latest versions.
This depends a lot on the distro. Remember that different distros has different packaging policies. Making software is not easy, that's why release cycles exists. If you think about it proprietary software frequently uses an slow developments model with very separated major releases and only with bug and security fixes, most linux distros are not different in that sense. Some people expects a few changes as possible in their software and others prefers to have the newest versions always. If having the newest version for everything without putting work in it worries you then choose a distros that always pushes the latest releases. A lot of programs that worked in XP now doesn't work in newest versions of windows and o lot of recent versions of programs doesn't work with older versions of windows, that's why i think your argument is unfair and forced.

A big advantage of open source is that distribution of the software has much fewer restrictions that's why big repost containing FOSS software can exist and that's just very convenient. On top of that package managers takes care automatically of a lot of tasks, for example try uninstalling a lot of big programs in windows one after another. Also on linux you have both options, you can let the package manager to take care of dependencies or you can install self contained packages, you're not limited in that sense.
Can you at least admit that?
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>>53865042
Theres a lot of software for linux available in said guis thats not available for windows as a double click exe, what's your point?
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>>53865528
>Theres a lot of software for linux available in said guis thats not available for windows as a double click exe

That's not what I'm saying, retard. I'm saying that all Windows software has an exe to easily install it on Windows.

Meanwhile, not all Linux software has a deb or ppa to easily install it on Linux.
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>>53865555
>Meanwhile, not all Linux software has a deb or ppa to easily install it on Linux.
you're basing your arguments in corner cases, if people just checks they'll see that is by far an exception and not the rule.
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>>53858556
nothing to fear, nothing to hide, amirite? xDDDD
>>53858039
<package manager for your distro> install <program>
if you don't know the name of the program the search tool varies by package manager, but it never changes. but by all means, continue installing unsigned binaries off random websites, hopefully you'll get ransomware that'll trash your computer, and you'll finally leave this place
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>>53863333
>> try to run .exe
>> .exe is not working
Not even quads make this bullshit true.
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>>53858039
Wow, I can't imagine anyone using Linux if they have to go through all those steps every time they want to install something. Better save this for later so that I can tell people how awful Linux is even though I've never used it and only know about it through /g/
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>>53865740
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H90GH2nYy-A
http://superuser.com/questions/946941/cant-install-nvidia-driver-on-windows-10
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>>53858039
HOW TO INSTALL A PROGRAM ON OS X:
>download .app
>drag to applications folder
>nothing else
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>>53865876
HOW TO CLOSE A APPLICATION IN OSX
>OPEN APP*
>CLOSE APP*
>PROFIT LOL!
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>>53865555
>all Windows software has an exe to easily install it on Windows
I've seen software coming in .msi format and not .exe.

There is also software you just need to extract, so again no install .exe


Learn how to use Windows first.
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>>53858039
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>>53858039
>what is a package manager

>install software on Windows
>gets shit load of malware
>have to restart computer
>windows
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>>53858205
This board is for AO-Rated people kid.
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>>53863190
Literal manchild lmao. I don't know if this is ironic, but it's a really accurate representation for the /v/ spillage either way.
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>>53858506
Hahahahahahahhahahahhahahahahaahahahahahahhaahahhahahaahhahaahahhsahshshshshhshs holy fuxk linuks shitheads absolutely BTFO OUT its noteven funny how ba they got #FUCKING #RECKQT ahahahaha my stomach hurts laughing the shit out of my soul ohhh hell i cant believe it how these poooooor homeless fucks got asshole blasted
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>>53858082
>27 dependency conflicts found
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>>53868533
kek it gets even worse if you use a deb
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>>53858039
HOW TO INSTALL A PROGRAM ON WINDOWS
>go to the website download .exe and install with simple clicks
>you now have the latest trojan installed

HOW TO INSTALL A PROGRAM ON LINUX
>go to the website download .deb and install with simple clicks
>you now have the latest version installed
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>>53869123
>go to the website download .deb

Many times, there's no deb. There's not even a ppa.
>>
Microsoft is garbage.
Windows 10 is malware.
Don't get mad at me. It's not my fault.
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>>53863338
kek, underrated
>>
How to install every program I need on Fedora. 1.Add rpmfusion repos.
2. install mpv
3. run script with dnf install <about 2000 package names separated by spaces>
4. watch movie on mpv while it installs
5. enjoy os with every program i want installed
>>
This thread makes me glad I didn't waste my time trying out Linux.

Sounds like a hassle I don't need.
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>>53870541
How do you function on your own in real life?
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>>53858039
How to install a portable version of a program on windows:
>search for portable version on google
>download and extract
>run

How to install a portable version of a program on linux:
>literally impossible except in maybe 10^-7 percent of cases
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>>53869181
>>53870796
are you guys purposely ignoring all the other posts in this thread?
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>>53870895
I literally never look at threads. Threads are cancer.
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>>53870928
well, that explains a lot i guess.
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>>53860055
"Your" common sense isn't so common if it only applies to you.
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>>53865072
>With Linux, you actually have to put in work to get ALL of your software up to their latest versions.

pacman -Syu

Fuck, that was hard.
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>>53858039
DELETE THIS
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>>53858039
or you know
install mono on your flavor of Linux
right click where the .exe is
open a terminal there
mono (exefilenamehere).exe
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>>53871462
isn't more logical to use the repos when available? just sayin'
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>>53858082
>dependencies:
>the entire gnome desktop environment
>every python script ever made
>Microsoft Windows 10
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>>53858096
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:dicks/inbutts-testing
sudo apt update ; sudo apt install inbutts
>>
emerge --search [program name]
emerge --ask [portage directory you wanted]
emerge --sync
Gentoo masterrace :^)
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>>53858328
Darwinism at work
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Thank you for showing me the light, OP. I will do the needful and install Windows 10 with integrated waifu.
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>This fucking meme war 2 gud
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>>53873893
No it's not. It's fucking cancerous. It's killing this board.
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>Most programs don't have debs
>Most programs don't have ppas
>One Click 2Install.exe

Why do thse pajeet-babbies think debs/ppas mean anything to someone that's not using a debian based distro?
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>>53860153
https://packages.debian.org/jessie/qbittorrent
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>>53874069
It's already dead. At this point the meme wars are essentially life support, just delaying the inevitable.
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>>53858258
Lol
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>>53858397
While I agree with you and everyone stating that the AUR repo is very vast, it doesn't have everything, and sometimes I end up doing what OP described.
But this is certainly because I need very specific and not-so-known tools rather than the AUR being too poor. (I work in vocal synthesis, for those who wonder)
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>>53858039
not a single linux user had these issues OP fuck off
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>>53858082
bullshit. you speak absolute bullshit. ive used linux many times over the years and installing anything has never been that easy.

the fact that you think a command line is acceptable is disgusting.
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>>53876001
Nah, I can vouch for him. Most of the time it is that easy. If it's not in the official repo, then you just use the user repo, which is accessed on different ways depending on the distribution. Not once have I had to do more than add a ppa and then use the command he listed. Or use yaourt for the AUR.

As someone who has used Linux, I can easily tell you're someone who hasn't ever actually used Linux and is just spouting blatant lies. No one has the problems you claim to have had with installing software on Linux.

Also, the command line is vastly superior to any GUI once you learn it (not hard, doesn't require programming knowledge like an inexperienced user such as yourself might think).
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>>53860175
>pacman
>he uses arch
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA HE FELL FOR THE MEME
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>>53876647
Shut the fuck up, retard.
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>>53876655
>says tard using trash OS just to brag here
>>
Linux really does have huge issues with managing your installed software.

It's all fine and dandy if you can find it in apt-get or the Synaptic Package Manager, but if you have to add repositories or build from source on your own, shit gets really messy. You enter the age-old territory of Dependency Hell that has plagued Linux for well over a decade.

I had that very problem tonight. I wanted to try installing OBS on my LinuxMint machine tonight, I did the console commands to add the Ubuntu repositories that the instructions specify to get it and then when I tried to install OBS it complained all of the dozen dependencies that it needs to function.

It's so fucking bad. Somebody needs to make a universal installer executable that works across all major Linux distributions and program manager that goes with it. Windows really has this all nailed down right.
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If Linux users never have issues installing programs, then windows users never have issues with spying or privacy.
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>>53876892
I don't mind my waifu Cortana spying on me :3
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>>53866636

This. It's never been easier to write sudo pacman -S

FOSS doesn't come with bloatware, malware or spyware. You can install it and have full confidence it does what it's supposed to.

>install program to window
>download installer bundled with shit
>decline everything
>it still installs bloat hidden in the software itself
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>>53864834
I see the deb, I don't see the exe:

https://packages.debian.org/sid/all/bless/download

http://docs.puddletag.net/download.html#installing-from-the-debian-package
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