>Why, yes, Linux is very stable.
>try to install ubuntu to stream netflix from a laptop
>installer crashed please wait while we send a bug report
What did they mean by this?
who are you quoting?
>>55566687
/g/
They mean that when you leave your computer on for literally years at a time, it won't crash using Linux, while it likely would running Windows or macOS.
Ubuntu's installer is pretty known for being "meh", you should check out Fedora.
>>55566629
That's not what stable means you dingus.
>>55566629
It's like you've never installed windows and had the installer fail with a cryptic error message.
At least it normally gives you a good error message if you read that bug report.
>>55567006
Fedora is absolutely garbage beta tester distro
You're forgetting about something, OP.
>>55567049
Oh, sorry, Debian users, I forgot.
>>55566687
Interesting gif
>>55567049
#rekt
>>55566629
>he fell for the loonix meme
Yeah, I'm gonna ahead and install Windows 7 on it. After installing Lubuntu the sound isn't going through HDMI, even though I did the stackexchange steps to enable it.
Yesterday my dad bought a laptop with Windows 10 on it.
Both my dad and the store thought it was broken several times when it just showed a black screen for 10 minutes. Supposedly it was just updating each time.
>>55567049
It has a nice installer at least.
Once you get a few extra repos in your system (copr, rpmfusion) then I think it's about as good as Debian testing, but in the end I wouldn't say it's worth it.
I don't have much reason to uninstall it though.
