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10 ways Windows is just BETTER

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2 minutes ago, Genwyn said:

Depends entirely on what you do.

Vista is still where its at, goml windows 10 scrubs

You darn whipper snappers and your "Windows Vista"

Windows 95 is the only Windows I need, and you'll have to pry it out of my cold dead hands! :D

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7 minutes ago, Lurick said:

Windows 95 is the only Windows I need, and you'll have to pry it out of my cold dead hands! :D

Better be 95 no-letter, aka the best version of 95! Damn kids and their 95A always thinking that they're better than you.

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"10 ways Windows is just BETTER"?

 

I guess you mean "Windows 10 is just way better!".

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Yeah, but I bet if Linux had the funding and manufacturer support of Windows, Windows would be the "hipster OS".

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- linux has much better customization

- linux has a better "toolbox"

- linux has a comparable if not better collection of documentation and resources

- linux has fuully customizable shortcut keys

- linux has much better OS unity. no modern ui crap

- linux has a taskbar if you use a desktop that has one

- linux is more reliable if you run an LTS release

- since linux is much more lightweight than windows means that it runs better on older systems. also it has better driver support for older hardware than Windows. take my elitebook from 2012 for example. in Windows, the mute button doesn't turn red if the machine is muted, and the trackpad has a ton of problems. both because of driver incompatibility. on linux, both of those things are fine and work out of the box. linux also runs a little bit faster on it than windows does sometimes, because the 3rd gen dualcore gets a little sluggish if Windows Update decides to install crap. on linux, no such issue.

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7 minutes ago, Twilight said:

- linux has much better customization

- linux has a better "toolbox"

- linux has a comparable if not better collection of documentation and resources

- linux has fuully customizable shortcut keys

- linux has much better OS unity. no modern ui crap

- linux has a taskbar if you use a desktop that has one

- linux is more reliable if you run an LTS release

- since linux is much more lightweight than windows means that it runs better on older systems. also it has better driver support for older hardware than Windows. take my elitebook from 2012 for example. in Windows, the mute button doesn't turn red if the machine is muted, and the trackpad has a ton of problems. both because of driver incompatibility. on linux, both of those things are fine and work out of the box. linux also runs a little bit faster on it than windows does sometimes, because the 3rd gen dualcore gets a little sluggish if Windows Update decides to install crap. on linux, no such issue.

Huh, good thing this thread wasn't about Linux.

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11 minutes ago, Twilight said:

- linux has much better customization

- linux has a better "toolbox"

- linux has a comparable if not better collection of documentation and resources

- linux has fuully customizable shortcut keys

- linux has much better OS unity. no modern ui crap

- linux has a taskbar if you use a desktop that has one

- linux is more reliable if you run an LTS release

- since linux is much more lightweight than windows means that it runs better on older systems. also it has better driver support for older hardware than Windows. take my elitebook from 2012 for example. in Windows, the mute button doesn't turn red if the machine is muted, and the trackpad has a ton of problems. both because of driver incompatibility. on linux, both of those things are fine and work out of the box. linux also runs a little bit faster on it than windows does sometimes, because the 3rd gen dualcore gets a little sluggish if Windows Update decides to install crap. on linux, no such issue.

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5 minutes ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

Huh, good thing this thread wasn't about Linux.

i'm just giving my opinion on their points. i didn't contest some, because they were right there. but at this point other than gaming and compatibility Windows doesn't do it "better". 

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1 minute ago, Twilight said:

i'm just giving my opinion on their points. i didn't contest some, because they were right there. but at this point other than gaming and compatibility Windows doesn't do it "better". 

Again, this isn't a "10 ways Linux is just better" thread.

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3 minutes ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

Again, this isn't a "10 ways Linux is just better" thread.

that's probably next, unless they did that one already and I forgot.

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59 minutes ago, Lurick said:

You darn whipper snappers and your "Windows Vista"

Windows 95 is the only Windows I need, and you'll have to pry it out of my cold dead hands! :D

3.11 or get out!

There are earlier versions of Windows. But 3.11 is where the magic started.

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26 minutes ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

Again, this isn't a "10 ways Linux is just better" thread.

correct. however they called out linux in the intro and said that windows is better than it for the reasons given in the video. 

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As things stand, I am perfectly fine with Windows and I certainly don't see myself switching to any other desktop OS for years to come, if ever.

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52 minutes ago, kelvinhall05 said:

Yeah, but I bet if Linux had the funding and manufacturer support of Windows, Windows would be the "hipster OS".

it would have been dead with Windows 8. Windows 8 was a good OS, but the crap that it got in the media would have killed Microsoft straight up. 

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All this is coming from a Windows user. They never even TRIED Linux/OSX. It's all biased from a Windows point of view.

 

If you would of tred all three, you wouldn't be saying this...

 

Linux is superior in it's own ways. BTW, Linux doesn't get BSODs...

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13 minutes ago, Twilight said:

it would have been dead with Windows 8. Windows 8 was a good OS, but the crap that it got in the media would have killed Microsoft straight up. 

Yeah Microsoft rolled with the punches unlike certain Linux users who can't stomach the fact the linux isn't for everyon and feels the need to defend Linux to the very end.

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8 minutes ago, Mind_001 said:

Linux doesn't get BSODs

Of course it doesn't get BSODs because those are a Windows-thing, but Linux does also crash. It's not some magical fucking unicorn from a fantasy-world.

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1 minute ago, WereCatf said:

It's not some magical fucking unicorn from a fantasy-world.

Yet, we can always dream, eh? :)

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20 minutes ago, Devoid Of Knwoledge said:

Yeah Microsoft rolled with the punches unlike certain Linux users who can't stomach the fact the linux isn't for everyon and feels the need to defend Linux to the very end.

i didn't defend linux on several of their points, including the complaint they mentioned about it. 

 

you can call me a linux fanboy all you want, but try to attack me on my arguments, not on being a fanboy because that doesn't work. 

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23 minutes ago, Mind_001 said:

Linux is superior in it's own ways. BTW, Linux doesn't get BSODs...

it gets kernel panics... which have the same conclusion as bsod's. 

 

a table being flipped if you get enough of them. 

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3 minutes ago, Twilight said:

it gets kernel panics... which have the same conclusion as bsod's. 

 

a table being flipped if you get enough of them. 

I know, Just saying you won't get a Blue Screen. As in, you won't see it. Not that your system doesn't lock up.

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What is the windows key +1234 supposed to do? Because it magically did nothing for me... Correction it did something, it gave me hiccups ? Thanks Windows.

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