LINUX SUCK

LINUX SUCKS BECAUSE

FLASH SUCKS, WINE SUCKS, THE GUI's SUCK, EVERYTHING IS SLOWER THEN WHEN I HAD WINDOWS ON THE SAME MACHINE

WHAT THE FUCK I GOOGLE LINUX DRIVERS AND I GET FAT NERDS ON DISCUSSION BOARDS, GOD DAMN, WHERE IS IT

WHY DO I HAVE TO COMPILE EVERYTHING MYSELF, WHATS WRONG WITH DOWNLOADING BINARYS, HALF THE TIME DEVS FUCK UP THE MAKE FILE ANYWAY AND I DON'T GIVE A FLYING FUCK ON C++ SO I CAN'T FIX IT.

EVERYTIME YOU HAVE TO DO SO MUCH AS MOVE THE MOUSE YOU NEED THE TERMINAL FOR IT.  IT'S SO FUCKING ANNOYING, WHO THE FUCK CARES ABOUT TERMINAL COMMANDS, HOW IS THAT ANYMORE EASIER THEN CLICKING BUTTONS.  THERE'S A REASON WINDOWS IS SO POPULAR, THEY GOT OUT OF THE FUCKING 80'S AND KILLED THE NECESSITY FOR THE COMMAND LINE.

GOD DAMN GET OFF YOUR LAZY ASSES AND GET THIS SHIT FIXED

>>88
PIG DISGUSTING. That does not look like Windows at all. Sure, it may have the colors, but the sharpness and conciseness is not there. It looks like a slipshod hack at best. Saying that screenshot is like Windows is like saying a kid with obvious Downs is just like yourself, which is probably not the case.

This is what Windows looks like:
http://img523.imageshack.us/img523/971/browser.png

>>87
It's not desperately looking to criticize something. The interface is the most important part of the OS, in case you just missed the last 15 years. I don't like nonsense in my interface, unlike most. It's not a matter of "learning to like it," it simply makes me unhappy to use such an interface. I do not want to and will not deal with a nonsense interface.

If there are so many nonsense interfaces already done, why is it so difficult to provide one without nonsense? I don't see what's happening here, unless >>86 is correct and every user is some encryption library programmer that has a thing for curves.

Last time I played with uhh... Fedora Core 4, I couldn't do shit with the interface. I imagine that countless improvements have been made both to the OS and interface engine. I was simply looking to see if there was a way to get what I wanted out of it without actually having to put up with the interface to figure it out.