As someone with decision paralysis and executive dysfunction issues, this is true for me. I’m probably more than capable of using it for a daily driver but there are 5000 flavors and I will likely never be able to make a solid choice until one is obviously vastly superior in some way I need.
Those are real medical issues. You have no idea whether a doctor diagnosed them or they did themselves. In either case, certainly not your place to dismiss them and tell them to get over it. But maybe you shouldn’t dismiss someone. You know, unless you’re a licensed and practicing physician.
Sit down and shut up. No one asked for your worthless input.
Maybe you should ask that user to go ahead and diagnose you with having skin fuckin thinner then elementary school tracing paper and prescribe you a fuckin spine.
Maybe don’t post your fuckin personal health issues on the internet. Ever fucking think of that ?
No one is obligated to coddle you and your tender fuckin feelings getting bent out of shape over an internet comment.
Also read up to my response. Chill THE FUCK OUT AND STOP TAKING YOURSELF SO SERIOUSLY
Jesus fucking A William H Macey Christ … I swear to God you people need to smoke weed or something.
My Ubuntu on a SBC for a workshop just killed itself on Monday. Had it for a few months, new SBC, fresh Ubuntu install, 0 customization, just using it occasionally for Chromium. It popped up a new version -Minotaur or something- was out, so I said sure upgrade. It gave an error for bash near the end, then bricked itself. Now i gotta dig out SD cards and find a new distro.
Well that’s like a single anecdotal experience out of hundreds of thousands who had no problem. And it’s more probable to run into problems when using non-LTS versions.
Why recommend Gnome as a windows alternative? Surely KDE is a much better option if you’re trying to make a windows user feel more familiar with the interface.
I’m a KDE user right now. While I love KDE, I find that it breaks way too easily when you customize it. And there’s way,way too many customization options to a point that it becomes overwhelming. I can waste hours trying to customize something, roll back, break KDE, reset my KDE environment, try again, etc. And between KDE users, the desktop will almost never be the same which can lead to issues when they ask for support from a friend or something.
In gnome, what you see is what you get. You can just focus on your work or your activity. And because there’s less customisation options, you get pretty much the same desktop experience across multiple users. So if I go to a friend’s place and they also it Ubuntu with Gnome, I’m almost certain to have the same desktop experience as mine
As someone with decision paralysis and executive dysfunction issues, this is true for me. I’m probably more than capable of using it for a daily driver but there are 5000 flavors and I will likely never be able to make a solid choice until one is obviously vastly superior in some way I need.
How is it that you can’t make a solid choice ?
You literally just diagnosed yourself with two made up medical conditions as if you’re an experienced, licensed, and practicing physician.
So I think maybe you can make a choice 🤣 Jesus lol
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_dysfunction
It’s cool dude, you don’t have to do that. I’m just messing/teasing with you, sorry, I couldn’t fuckin resist lol
Sod off with that kind of attitude on my post thank you
People with asd can have executive dysfunction as well
https://www.healthline.com/health/executive-dysfunction
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/blog/living-with-mild-cognitive-impairment-mci/newsfeed-post/executive-dysfunction-and-mci/
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/symptoms/23224-executive-dysfunction
Your kind of an asshole, huh?
Those are real medical issues. You have no idea whether a doctor diagnosed them or they did themselves. In either case, certainly not your place to dismiss them and tell them to get over it. But maybe you shouldn’t dismiss someone. You know, unless you’re a licensed and practicing physician.
Sit down and shut up. No one asked for your worthless input.
Look little baby man 🍼🍼🍼🍼🍼🍼
Maybe you should ask that user to go ahead and diagnose you with having skin fuckin thinner then elementary school tracing paper and prescribe you a fuckin spine.
Maybe don’t post your fuckin personal health issues on the internet. Ever fucking think of that ?
No one is obligated to coddle you and your tender fuckin feelings getting bent out of shape over an internet comment.
Also read up to my response. Chill THE FUCK OUT AND STOP TAKING YOURSELF SO SERIOUSLY
Jesus fucking A William H Macey Christ … I swear to God you people need to smoke weed or something.
Awww, someone’s a lil piss baby huh? Lmao
…That was probably the dumbest try Hard wannabee insult I’ve ever seen.
Lil piss baby ? Wtf lol 😆
You’re embarrassing lol
And wait,
You can’t use my insult i used against you and then try an reuse it on me ?
Like that’s not even creative lol you didn’t even try lol
Fuckin lazy ass lol
Like literally no one fuckin even says that lol
Awww, lil piss baby got upset
🤣 ew go away already lol
Report my comments all u want too. I’m an admin lol ha ha 😂
I ain’t removing them lol
Just use Ubuntu. It just works.
That’s what I use if I want to just get things done.
Lemmy taught me I’ll go to Linux Hell for using Ubuntu.
Nah. There’s a lot of nerds on here. They are over overrepresented. Normal folks and older users who don’t have time to fuck around use Ubuntu.
My Ubuntu on a SBC for a workshop just killed itself on Monday. Had it for a few months, new SBC, fresh Ubuntu install, 0 customization, just using it occasionally for Chromium. It popped up a new version -Minotaur or something- was out, so I said sure upgrade. It gave an error for bash near the end, then bricked itself. Now i gotta dig out SD cards and find a new distro.
Fuck Ubuntu. Ends in misery every single time.
And no I don’t want any recommendations.
Well that’s like a single anecdotal experience out of hundreds of thousands who had no problem. And it’s more probable to run into problems when using non-LTS versions.
Why recommend Gnome as a windows alternative? Surely KDE is a much better option if you’re trying to make a windows user feel more familiar with the interface.
I’m a KDE user right now. While I love KDE, I find that it breaks way too easily when you customize it. And there’s way,way too many customization options to a point that it becomes overwhelming. I can waste hours trying to customize something, roll back, break KDE, reset my KDE environment, try again, etc. And between KDE users, the desktop will almost never be the same which can lead to issues when they ask for support from a friend or something.
In gnome, what you see is what you get. You can just focus on your work or your activity. And because there’s less customisation options, you get pretty much the same desktop experience across multiple users. So if I go to a friend’s place and they also it Ubuntu with Gnome, I’m almost certain to have the same desktop experience as mine