Windows users have regrets
Mac users have stockholm syndrome
Linux users have a computer
this post was submitted on 22 Oct 2024
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More like Windows user have games.
Haven't tried Kart (and MarioKart too). How fun is that for a couple?
Tuxkart is really great! One of the really good FOSS games, it has multiplayer and it even supports the wiimote :)
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Mario Kart can be fun depending on how your partner is with video games in general and how you are as a couple competitively. Overcooked can also be a good franchise as a coop game but I’ve also heard in some languages it’s referred to as “divorce kitchen” so your mileage may vary.
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I'm a windows user and I don't deny anything. I'm just too lazy to switch to Linux and I need the full functionality of Teams for my job.
The Linux Teams app works. I'm not sure what is missing other than MS abandoning dev on it
For one thing, you can't make break-out rooms in Linux, which is something I need to do all the time.
Crazy, that the web app is missing this, when the windows app is just webView as well..
Hmm, that sucks. I was disappointed they trashed it almost as soon as it started...like a Killed By Googke thing
TIL I've had Stockholm Syndrome since 1989
If you've consistently only bought products from one company rather than buying the best product available, and never even bothered trying something else, then yes, you do seem to.
I've used both of them, both professionally and personally, for some time.
And then there are the (multiplayer) gamers. It's great that I can play SO many more offline/single player games than I used to on Linux, but I can't help if the ones I like to play are all unsupported (and probably will be for a looong time).
I would have switched to Linux about 20 years ago if it was possible, but unfortunately, developing exploit free, stable anti cheats for competitive multiplayers on multiple OS's is a nightmare, and I get why most developers resort to picking the currently most widely used one. It's just a shame because otherwise I prefer Linux over Windows in many aspects.
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Have time to make everything work before doing anything
Also I live in a river in Egypt bitch, guess which one first one guess doesn't count and you can't repeat guesses and only possible answers allowed..
Also there's a camera recording everything I'm doing at all times that's somewhat accessible to hackers.
First guess is "the Nile" second guess is "denial" , third guess is Sinai. Also, what the hell is that, an AI catcher?
I don't know man. I was really bored and being silly and sucking at it.
The idea is that there's only one river in Egypt. The Nile and denial was what I was going for, yes obviously, but that's not a river in Egypt. Egypt the denial isn't just play on words and then I kept on going because that's how I communicate