I find Linux to be very bad at recovering from freezing. If something freezes on linux I almost always need to shut the entire PC down or go into TTY to kill the app. I expected it to be way more sturdy.

x11 feels like shit compared to wayland

My armchair diag is that you’re causing your own issues by doing things the wrong way. Disable it via policy not by deleting random files. How could onedrive lock a computer up syncing a file that doesnt even make any sense since it does write it local and sync in the background. It sounds like you were trying to save to a network folder or sharepoint maybe.

Shilly because im not jumping on the baseless criticism train? Seeing linux users act this way makes me embarrassed to be one. To talk so much shit about teams and office being full of issues and hard to maintain is just delusion. If that standard was ever applied to us we’d be cooked.

explorer crashes all the time. I would never act like windows isnt a piece of shit. But we’re not talking about windows here we’re talking about the 365 suite and enterprise suite of services which are pretty easy to say they’re stable and easy to manage.

The only real issues I come across are issues with their new features like intune stuff on mac. The core stuff all work pretty reliably with little to no maintenance and have great documentation. The only complaints I ever see/hear for teams, onedrive and 365 apps are users being dumb or caused by device issues. There are of course microsoft outages (often) but they fix themselves most of the time.

If you think its bullshit that shouldnt be happening open a bug report. Its more than likely a skill issue because office is pretty simple to manage

“286 million tonnes of carbon dioxide in 2025” wow literally nothing.

This is the highlight from your link. The evidence just isnt there to support these claims about LFN maybe it will be one day but at the moment its not.

If it were the case that this LFN was harmful we wouldnt be looking at datacenters for the major sources of this kind of noise.

Windows admin content. I am unfortunately cursed with the task and I’d love to be able to keep up with the patches here instead of needing reddit.

Nyarch? Except its a catgirl

Sure it can have a bearing on quality amoung many other factors that can have a bearing on quality. I dont need to judge all those factors I can judge the end result.

The cat is out of the bag. AI is common place in coding. I dont see why it matters if it was developed with AI or includes AI. Its the same product with/without.

He didnt do a single scientific test. He just baselessly claimed this section of noise was harmful then recorded it and interviewed some crazy hippys to farm emotional content.

Yeah none of that expertise is relevant here. I like Ben but this video has no substance.

This is so stupid I cant believe people fall for it

Congrats on whoever got paid to report this.

I’m a mint hater but mint is the choice here. You’ll need to monitor the transition from x11 to wayland but other than that it should be fine.

Snaps are unironically a good packaging format and it would be best for majority of users to be using them. Stronger sandboxing than flatpack, auto updating by default(huge for user security), easier for developers to package their apps.

Its the same config file designed in the exact same way. The only difference is on Arch the user may know how their system fits together but they very well may not.

Or maybe I can agree with “more configurable” if I shift my perspective of configuration to be taking a default and adding/removing. Because arch users will add a lot of things and pre configured distros wont need to add as many things and maybe that means more configuration is happening. Even though both users can theoretically add and remove the same amount.