Satisfactorily Improved.

[SeismicDojo]

On the contrary. Overseeing the titles of some of the new threads displayed here on linus tech tips, OS topics. I have to admit, I am newly appreciative of the Ubuntu Linux operating system. From a  previously, Windows 10 user perspective Linux is now seemingly similarly as capable. I've been able to run most games decently with proton. The new extensions toolbar is much easier than for fiddling with all the interfaces in synaptic. Pardon me for saying, benchmarks, disk management tools, and hardware monitoring are all easily accessible straight from their source without requiring a installation manipulating the system files like a windows system would have me do. More advancement in the extensions toolbar to allow for cross compatibility with steam and other tools. Maybe a more customize-able interface, and I think an easier approach to managing the system files because i'm a beginner, would go a long way. I'd no longer suggest as I had before that people should automatically purchase a copy of windows. To me, progressive adaptability developing off the newly formed cloud. Restores the mentioning that Linux could still foreeably conclude the chapter for the modern home computer. I couldn't doubt that they actually have us pay for the operating system somewhere along the road. 

 

I'm a first-time builder for my home desktop. I basically went into this knowing nothing at all. Didn't really perceive how expensive it is.

I can wait another week or so to have a copy of windows.   

[Helpful Tech Witch]

1 hour ago, SeismicDojo said:

Pardon me for saying, benchmarks, disk management tools, and hardware monitoring are all easily accessible straight from their source without requiring a installation manipulating the system files like a windows system would have me do.

i mean they do, if you run apt to install apt without sudo, your not going to get far. Sudo iis bassically the thing that allows a program to modify system files or other protected files.

all those hardware monitoring tools need access to system files to function.

1 hour ago, SeismicDojo said:

and I think an easier approach to managing the system files because i'm a beginner, would go a long way.

for the most part the linux file system is really easy, though there are some issues. multiple drives that arent removable arent fun, theyre a pain to move the mount in my expirence.

but anything else is pretty easy.

 

the fact that theres a permission takeover built into the system, chmod, is amaxing, i dont have to download that takeownership reg hack whenever I need to own a file.

1 hour ago, SeismicDojo said:

 

I can wait another week or so to have a copy of windows

to be fair, you dont have to pay for windows.

my windows 10 key that was actually a windows 7 pro key finally stoped working and ive been using windows 11 pro without a key fine, you can even do basic customisation without a key.