I think the issue is trying to figure it out. I can build computers all day long but just about anything I want to do in Linux requires a browser and a search engine.

You’re also comparing hardware vs. software for your thoughtful dig of the OP, which are very different.

And who would enforce it?

Browser and search engine are completely different, plus you can change it.

Damn you’re right. I actually forgot that. He did blow some stuff up though.

MacGyver was doing it before it was cool.

Don’t they still use metal parts? Or was it 100% 3D printed?

I didn’t realize it was pasta. I thought it was just some asshat on a high horse.

No one ever gets radicalized in these cases, hearing the same things from everyone they interact with thinking that everyone or at least most think the same way they do and they need to fix the situation while being encouraged to do so. Never happens.

What would starting at zero add besides another row that is unused?

It’s Linux. It doesn’t use CPUs correctly.

/s in case that’s not obvious

Lol, all the comments there say this is bogus for one reason or another.

Lol, sorry no network access either.

There’s just not enough room

/s

I think they just dropped this

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I was just curious what other limitations you’ve encountered. Didn’t need to name them all if it’s a lot, lol. I use WSL2 on occasion but I’m not super familiar so i was curious what things could be gotchas.

Thank you for your answer!

I knew about the UDP limitation from past experiences but what other things like this do you mean?

Well if they had actually added something other than “that bad, this good” we might actually know.

This got me curious what these acronyms were. I found this information interesting.

https://hal.science/hal-03116888/document

I feel like half the posts in this community are people trying to figure out how to do something and the other half are saying Linux is perfect and always just works. Is this the difference between someone that has used Linux for a long time vs. not?

Honestly it’s simple things like this that keep people from using Linux, myself included. I even run some servers on Linux and it’s always a struggle to get anything done.