What makes Linux terrible in your eyes?

Professional programmers use Linux too.

Windows is extremely unstable compared to my Linux experience. (Unless it no longer bsods regularly) I have had two kernel panics on my Linux installation total. (For comparison the Windows laptop I used to own crashed multiple times a month)

Also I was thinking more of individuals doing work rather than in a large environment, so that might make a difference though the little management software I’ve seen for Windows was pretty disappointing.

Weird, when I start gimp it just speeds through a floating window with different inititialization steps that are all about the same duration (<2s for the whole thing to start though).

It opens each page as a layer, which makes sense to me but I’m not sure it’s what you’d expect.

I also do really like finding proud parents on Lemmy btw :3

Then encrypt it…

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Popularity alone doesn’t make it good (see ms windows) and yet it is still what professionals use because it’s popular.

What do you mean? Doesn’t it just use the fonts installed on the system?

I believe it’s a gimp 3 pre release (and the final one too). Works great for me though it still has some occasional crashes on my wayland setup.

GIMP has PDF support too.

I have 4GB on my fedora i3 laptop and I am indeed able to open signal desktop, discord and 2 Firefox windows.

So they ambush unguarded bowls of crisps at parties and game nights?

Thats the version I’ve seen people experience the most issues with relative to the time they’ve used it.

That might just be your GPU. If you’ve tried different distros and had issues on others then you’re probably right but different Nvidia GPUs can have varying success. I use two machines with different Nvidia GPUs (both running endeavourOS) and one needs drivers from flatpak to play games at more than ~20fps.

Do seagulls even eat crisps? (I suppose I’m more interested in how they’d go about it)

I’ve used Sycthing but it was somewhat finicky.

I’ve been on both sides I still tell people and inquire about it when I spot it in the wild.

There’s a download option in the header. From there you just choose a mirror to download it from.

The one that tells you what you can do and how to fix things if you messed up. It’s a DIY distro.

Arch generally works (based on the 3 machines I’ve tried it on) unless you change something and if you messed something up you can always roll it back if you’re smart enough to have planned ahead and didn’t wipe your backup.

Also it’s a Linux community this was posted to.

Or at once if we have a big enough quantum computer.