Just reading up on all the stuff about more adverts coming to Windows 11 on my nice and clean Linux desktop:
Just reading up on all the stuff about more adverts coming to Windows 11 on my nice and clean Linux desktop: 14 comments
@nanianmichaels @gamingonlinux Agreeing with all that. I'm being flippant obviously, but it really does seem like Windows is an exercise in seeing how far they can push the crapness without people jumping ship. @guffo @gamingonlinux That's the whole process of enshitification in a nutshell. Unfortunately. @crampi @gamingonlinux I used to have a Windows partition for a couple of games I couldn't get working on Linux but EVERYTHING I want to play works in Proton now. It is the best of times! I remember when your options for gaming on Linux were: Quake 3 Arena, Neverwinter Nights, Alpha Centauri, and Tux Racer. @Fenrasulfr @gamingonlinux While true (it was Amazon), it’s one example on one distro where it was very easily remedied (just remove the package). This situation wasn’t good in the eyes of lot of people including myself, but it’s just not comparable to all the things MS is doing to Windows. Also, your Ubuntu example is from 2012. @gamingonlinux Ads in Windows was the final straw that convinced me to switch. It's nice to have full control over what is installed on my system instead of getting "suggested" shit added like on Windows. @gamingonlinux Its an offer. A suggestion. Its a gift. Its not required to be on linux. You may need the OS for a proprietary app, you might fear disobedience and registry corruption, you may love the Joy of Tidying Up that defragging for 8 hours brings. Its ok, cool people use windows, some of them because they want to. You are not judged for using windows. When people offer linux its a damp towel for hair on fire, not finger pointing. The spread of MS Malware was coerced, no blame. |
@gamingonlinux I have no idea why people put up with that trash