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by jvdl
3318 days ago
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But your argument basically boils down to: Stop using the operating system where everything works: apps, games, hardware, good office package, etc.; rather use an operating system on which debugging to a layman translates to a plane of hell itself, where your hardware may or may not work, and half your game library certainly won't. I would happily switch to Linux permanently the day the flagship office package UI doesn't resemble Office 97 (the ribbon UI is absolutely fantastic in MS Office), I can get all of my games to work, and I don't need to recompile a kernel to get something as basic as a graphics driver running. |
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It's being worked on: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/02/how-to-enable-libreoffice...
> I can get all of my games to work
Many games don't port to Linux until all users have switched. It's a chicken-egg problem :(
> I don't need to recompile a kernel to get something as basic as a graphics driver running.
You already don't need to do that. Intel and AMD's open-source drivers are included in the kernel and nVidia's driver can be installed without recompiling the kernel.