ITT: reasons you can't use Windows any more after using GNU/Linux for years>no hover to focus>no multiple workspaces>no package manager>can't just open a terminal to get stuff done

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Anonymous 12/02/14 (Tue) 19:33:35 No.76

ITT: reasons you can't use Windows any more after using GNU/Linux for years

>no hover to focus
>no multiple workspaces
>no package manager
>can't just open a terminal to get stuff done

Anonymous 12/02/14 (Tue) 22:38:39 No.77

You really hit all the big points.

I enjoy the freedom of alternatives for just about every piece of the OS that can be replaced based on need for complexity or simplicity.

Anonymous 12/03/14 (Wed) 18:19:02 No.79

Soft links are cool too. I think Windows can do it too now, but I've never seen it in action.

Anonymous 12/03/14 (Wed) 19:37:06 No.80

laggy after boot
tired of needing to use Google every time i try to add something to path
no tiling wm

Anonymous 12/03/14 (Wed) 21:21:00 No.81

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>>80
>Windows boot under a second!
>But after that you will still have to wait a minute until it becomes usable

Anonymous 12/05/14 (Fri) 15:41:43 No.84

Missing middle click paste. (Solvable though)

Anonymous 12/06/14 (Sat) 11:19:39 No.85

I only use my desktop for games and now using windows has become painful. Everything seems so slow without a tiling WM. I was waiting for GNU/Linux to have more games to do a full switch, but sometime soon I'll just double boot.

Anonymous 12/06/14 (Sat) 13:27:41 No.86

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>having to click around in hidden menus instead of editing text files that are easily copyable, backup-able and shareable.

Anonymous 12/06/14 (Sat) 20:41:13 No.91

>>86
Also this.

You can backup files easily, and then just copy tiny config files, format, paste the old config files, and your back to your old setup.