Yeah, I agree.
I've really taken the time to look at the pros and cons of each, but even a bundled list like that would likely not be useful to anyone else.
But at least I can fix the flaws I see on Linux (often).
I've really taken the time to look at the pros and cons of each, but even a bundled list like that would likely not be useful to anyone else.
But at least I can fix the flaws I see on Linux (often).
Over the years I've seen several solutions to my personal gripes with Linux Desktop, and they are routinely ignored or rejected because the culture as a whole just doesn't seem to actually care about those problems, or doesn't even believe they are problems.
>a rolling release (no major reinstall every year)
In my experience, rolling release just break things more often.