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    [โ€“] UnfortunateShort@lemmy.world 2 points 6 months ago (1 children)

    No software is perfect, you are going to run into some issue, somewhere, eventually. However, I would say when talking about Linux spcifically, there is a high chance that people talking about stuff being broken are people breaking stuff.

    It's simply fun to try riscy, experimental things. Naturally, people also like to write about it.

    [โ€“] psud@lemmy.world 1 points 6 months ago

    However, I would say when talking about Linux specifically, there is a high chance that people talking about stuff being broken are people breaking stuff.

    I'm sure you're right. It used to be complicated to set up printers, bluetooth, audio, but even then once set up they were fine. Now all those and just about anything else you need to manage on the machine has an easy GUI

    My wife's computer runs Linux and she's never had to use a terminal (she's not a techie type)