I agree. There are only two types of distribution, rock solid plug n play and hobbyist/pro .

macOS is my daily driver, but I am a self hosting hobbyist (a bad one) and the moment you become involved with the command line of a multi user operating system, you need a level of skill, curiosity and patience that 99% of people don’t have and don’t want.

Even following ‘beginner’ tutorials is hit or miss, because of the different distros, assumptions, pre requisites, repositories, and so on.

I am a hobbyist, and I don’t mind digging around, but there are several times where I’ve put in a hour or more on what would be a 5 minute job for someone who was fluent - and even then sometimes I’ve got nothing to show for that hour.

He doesn’t admit shit . No one should print this

Proton have been too noisy from the very start .

i am keeping a record of what just what it took, before people got off.

On my Mac, I use Retroterm because emulates Old CRT screens - with scan lines and ghosting and stuff .

Does nothing , crashes sometimes, but is Lots of fun if you’re the guy that remembers floppies.

Second level of donkey kong

Farm to fork !

Don’t underestimate youthful rebellion!

No no it’s the pot that’s behind . After you already peeled and chopped .

Unless this is an agile thing