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  • Phoenixz@lemmy.catolinuxmemes@lemmy.worldPreference
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    11 days ago

    What’s it with the Wayland hate?

    X did a great job for decades but it’s old, it never was designed for modern day requirements, let it retire gracefully instead of dumping on it’s replacement, maybe?

    I understand there are some apps that still require X, those at some point will be / should be / have to be updated, but I don’t see that as a reason not to want to move forward to something better




  • Been on Linux desktop since 2003, never looked back.

    Don’t get me wrong, Linux has its bugs here and there, like all software, but the difference is night and day.

    FREEDOM! I can do whatever the fuck I want with my computer without “nope, can’t do this, that requires complicated APIs and development, that requires more paid licenses to do on your own goddamn computer”

    I’ve built so much stuff over the years, it’s like a giant Lego box to me








  • I’ve used Linux Desktop both personal and at work since 2003, I guess I got lucky with where I worked, they always allowed it as long as I could do everything that needed to be done.

    Then again, I was either the owner or CTO level for the last decade or so, and just made those decisions myself.

    Now I’m trying to push my current company to switch completely to Linux, and it ain’t easy. Not because of Linux, that part is fine and whatever easy, but because Microsoft worked hard to ensure you can’t escape their fucking clutches.

    Moving away from teams, for example, will be a tough one, because most of our customers and government have complety relented to Microsoft, and you MUST use teams to talk to them.

    So then what? Use different messengers internally and externally? I’m still not sure how to get rid of that part, but for the rest, we are going off the microshit soon