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How I'd fix Windows as a retired Windows Engineer (www.youtube.com)
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Dave & I don't always agree, but this was a good video. Admitting Windows coddles it's users too much, showing why Windows lost it's hardcore audience, and what it would take to win any of us back. (Not that that's likely, but what it would take)

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[–] floquant@lemmy.dbzer0.com 7 points 2 weeks ago

They're right. Linux didn't break your system, you did. Which has happened to pretty much every Linux user at some point. You can either take it as a learning opportunity or get frustrated that there are no guardrails