CONCLUSION: I will stop watching them since all of these alligations and “false?” hardware testing makes me not wanna support them. Even if most of them aren’t true, i don’t want to risk it

ive heard some mixed things about ltt so i want to know if theyre actually bad or not

and im not watching them for linux help, i just like the content, but i also dont want to support a bad person

  • somenonewho@feddit.org
    1·
    12 hours ago

    If you gave a scrolling wall of terminal text to the average PC user and then asked “yes or no”, they will just say “yes”.

    As much as Linus tries to claim it whenever he fucks up in Linux, he is NOT the average PC User. Yes he is a Windows power user foremost but a lot of knowledge and concepts translate broadly. For example: if you get a warning you have to read it before pressing yes like a monkey.

    I agree what happened to Linus should not have happened, but the fact that Linux distros just let you shoot yourself in the foot like that is part of the freedom Linux offers.
    “You wanna remove THAT? Sure go ahaead” in this case they even put in a “You sure you wann do that? This will break things”

    • Don_alForno@feddit.org
      1·
      3 hours ago

      For example: if you get a warning you have to read it before pressing yes like a monkey.

      And with this attitude you are already far out of “average pc user” territory.

      • somenonewho@feddit.org
        1·
        2 hours ago

        Which is my point exactly:

        As much as Linus tries to claim it whenever he fucks up in Linux, he is NOT the average PC User.

        • Don_alForno@feddit.org
          1·
          53 minutes ago

          I think you understood the opposite of what I was trying to say.

          Average PC users sadly do just click “yes” on everything without reading to make it go away.