Nothing makes me want to work on open source windows more than the average behavior of Linux users and how they treat people.
Even treating people trying to walk in through the door of their community.
People being willing to learn is a good thing, turning them away is bad :3
Seeing the Linux community response on this is classic neck beard shit. For those wondering what happened it played out like this
-I woke computer from sleep
- 1 of my 2 monitors didn’t boot, I then noticed it was frozen in my other monitor
-tried getting to terminal/dekstop/any sign of life but couldn’t
- held the power button to reboot
- it then failed to boot, often spitting out errors related to KDE
I spent a couple hours looking online for this error, following some guides that seemed decent but ultimately couldn’t get it to work
Not everyone is a Linux expert, Windows has its issues also. It’s not a black and white issue.
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