>decide to try ganulinax
>try installing xubuntu
>gives me links to read while installing the os
>surf on the net for a couple of minutes on firefox
>press alt f4 to close the window
>cancels the installation completely and gives me a black screen
>>55414613
git good
>>55414613
>image.jpg
>>55414740
i will
>>55414750
love my iphone 5
>>55414613
Nice blog retard.
>>55415036
why thank you
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>try out ubantu
>easy to use
>good support
>open 15 tabs in chromium
>chromium looks black and white
>can't move mouse
>hold on/off for 5 sec
>boots into busybox / initramfs error
>check online: 'bad superblock'
>do everything they say, live USB, change shit, check stuff, recover stuff, ... doesn't work
Linux is not and has never been ready for the end user. if you don't dual boot windows you're just waiting for shit to go wrong. after all those years, Belgium English Ubuntu still starts out with German dates. after all those years, coming out of suspend still fucks up the WiFi connections list. after all those years, window snap to a corner is still impossible. after all those years, super+arrow is still not enough to snap a window, you need Ctrl too by default. after all those years, unity still doesn't allow window buttons in top right corner.
yes this is Ubuntu. yes this is unity. it is being 'sold' as thé go to distro. mint has half of these problems too, and many more. Linux sucks and is 85% timesink os. wish the windows 10 upgrade hadn't forced my hand. if only I could kill myself, but I'm still trying to find a way to enable NumLock on startup which doesn't require writing programs yourself. and yes editing rc.local is writing programs, and no even that doesn't work, noe I just get a message of display not found in rc.local before boot. at least that gets ignored after a second. so apparently the bug doesn't really matter.
>>55414613
>Install debian
>Dual booting with windows 8
>Switch from DVi to HDMI
>Now can't use 1080p because resolution isn't supported
>Switch to proprietary drivers, nothing but black screen on boot
It was a nice time while it lasted though, I had a okay rice going on and I was using it a lot more than windows.
>use operating system made by people who want to make Linux for idiots
>surprised when the developers are idiots
>>55415536
ok
>>55415536
How is it even possible to fuck it up that bad. Jesus.
>>55415536
>Have 18 tabs open in linux mint currently
>You're telling me that 15 doesn't work
>Everything working fine
>Only been on linux for 2 week because i'm sick of windows 10 crashing
Is it really THAT hard to learn something like linux? Maybe you people are mentally retarded or something.
Why not do a net install? Did it yesterday and after installing xorg and open box it just works
