Linux Problems Can Be Fixed

>tracking down non-sketchy images for LTSC/IOT >unplugging network to set up a local account >O&O shutup or equivalent to reduce spying >software to remove unwanted preinstalled BS >deal with uninstaller software since MS never made a real package manager >keeping up on obscure and ever-changing registry and policy settings in an attempt to maintain control over your own system >check every update to be sure new adware isn't also installed Linux has problems but they are the kind of things that can eventually be fixed With Windows you'll be dealing with problems forever since they are part of MS's product roadmap

The meme contrasts the inconveniences of using Linux with the ongoing maintenance and unwanted software associated with Windows. It argues that Linux problems can eventually be fixed, while Windows problems are portrayed as a permanent part of Microsoft's product roadmap. It is used as a humorous reaction in discussions about operating systems, privacy, bloatware, and user control. EN: The meme contrasts the inconveniences of using Linux with the ongoing maintenance and unwanted software associated with Windows. It argues that Linux problems can eventually be fixed, while Windows problems are portrayed as a permanent part of Microsoft's product roadmap. It is used as a humorous reaction in discussions about operating systems, privacy, bloatware, and user control.

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