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Speak for yourself, I tried again to switch to Linux last year with standard Ubuntu and had multiple issues, the machine wouldn’t wake from sleep, would lock up with a grey graphics glitched login screen when locked, I tried to upgrade the OS and it broke all my graphics drivers, after I spent another few hours trying to fix it (and seeing a lot of very unfriendly and unwelcoming “help” from the Linux community), and…
"the truth is 99% of people would rather just make a Microsoft account than have to learn and switch to a whole new OS." First, I am writing this reply in Pale Moon browser running on Arch (KDE Plasma), so I'm a pretty diehard Linux user and have been so for years. That said, I still use Windows as I'll explain. You are absolutely correct, switching to Linux from Windows is still very hard for many people—likely the…
Re: Microsoft is plugging more holes that let you use Windows 11 without MS account
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