Trollception @ Trollception @lemmy.world

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I bet that will work about as well as trickle down economics.

It works, just not as well as it does in Windows. Mapping buttons and controls is a pain without the Wacom control panel.

And that would be supported on Windows 11. We are talking about PCs without TPM chips which are from 2014.

My Wacom tablet doesn't work properly, neither does my Canon Pro 1000 printer. I've also had a few issues with my graphics drivers and games.

My Wacom tablet doesn't work properly, neither does my Canon Pro 1000 printer. I've also had a few issues with my graphics drivers and games.

That doesn't compute here. Like I have literally 0 problems with Windows. That's certainly not been my experience with Linux. Oh bought a new drawing tablet, nah that won't work. Oh need to update for firmware on a device, yeah better have windows. Oh you bought a recent printer, better not use Linux.

Uh I don't have time or wish to subject myself to the frustration that is Linux. I've tried it at least 5 times in the past 10 years and strongly prefer Windows.

The system requirements are like any system from the last 6 years. Are people really using computers this old? I hear a bunch of people commenting about businesses but at least at the companies I worked at we never had machines older than 4 years old. Seems kind of overblown.

Oh yea and bring on the down votes. I understand this is Lemmy and anything that challenges the hatred of Windows is met with extreme disagreement.

Don't be overweight, exercise.

Yea I'm just about 40 and have no more aches than I did when I was 20. If you are fit and not overweight you likely won't have pains into your 50s.

Words are hard

The teacher is a high school student?

But Mac or WSL are not Linux.

I thought Mac was unix which is similar but different from Linux?

What developer uses Linux in professional work? Maybe for on the side stuff but I haven't seen any corporate Linux machines.

When I think of a family plan I think of multiple people having a subscription with a discounted group rate, like with a cell phone carrier. What you describe is no different than a PlayStation having multiple profiles.

The far left view of the community and Linux lovin showing up in nearly all of the threads.

The ironic thing is that Netflix didn't have family plans.

That's like you buying a car and when you try to sell it the next person tells you they won't pay anything for it, in fact they are going to straight up steal it like some criminal.

I haven't used it since it was released. It's literally unchecked by default in the driver installer.