I fully agree with everything you said. Especially the Windows 10 transition. I’m trying to never go Windows 11.
There was a cross post to Linux Lemmy a while ago from Mastodon claiming 'WiNdOwZ jUsT wOrKs" and Linux has too many issues with similarly no specific critique or shown effort of trying absolutely anything. And it just drives me crazy.
Microsoft is absolutely thrilled that we won’t troubleshoot anything no matter how small because they like our data.
That’s fine. I understand there is software that Linux doesn’t have specifically. That is basically a chicken an egg problem. I think everyone can agree that we’d rather have a FOSS option and not pay adobe anymore.
The point I’m making is if you’re going to come on here and say Linux ain’t working at least give specific examples. Don’t just say it doesn’t work because it does work and there is an alternative to everything whether you want to use it or not is a different discussion.
Also , lets hope that the ARM platform is going to bridge this gap. I could be wrong on this but it seems like now that MacOS runs on ARM then we should see a lot more cross compatibility on Linux based ARM systems in the future. (Anyone wanna speculate on when ARM will kill x86, if ever)?
What isn’t it compatible with? All these people making baseless complaints about Linux driving me crazy. Most people are just too lazy to Google an error code. I’m convinced there are hidden Windows shills in the fediverse like undercover Russian spys.
Curious your thoughts about this. Not an LLM but likely using transformers in the architecture.
How can I do this? I already have Windows on a separate drive. I’m running Linux Mint
What is the seed?