Yeah, I can’t stand feeds and short form videos either, it feels like I am dumber after watching just a little bit of them.

I do watch a lot of YouTube though, there are really great creators in lots of niche communities, there is also a lot of slop and crap, but it can be avoided, at least for now, although Google is slowly driving me up the wall with some of their stupid decisions that make no sense, even they aren’t benefiting from them.

If I think I am top left, am I top right?

Yup, it was debian. I think I tried adding another repo, but gave up before I got it to work. I didn’t try to just download the file, because I had done that before and all I could do is extract whatever is inside the file, but not install it.

It was around 2 years ago, maybe Linux has gotten that much more user friendly in the last two years, but I doubt it.

I just wanted to install steam, but it wasn’t in the package manager list.

Then I tried apt-get and that didnt work, I forgot why.

You don’t have to do seriously advanced stuff on linux to run into issues without using the terminal.

My point was, even if you actually do some advanced stuff on windows you still don’t have to use the terminal.

It’s not realistic that you don’t have to use the terminal on linux if you want to do any more than web browsing and some text editing, etc.

That doesn’t mean that linux is bad, but let’s be realistic about what it is.

I tried that on linux, it doesn’t work if you want to do more than browse the web and other basic stuff.

You can do some seriously advanced stuff on windows using only GUIs