> When I emerge from these "Linux evenings", I wonder if the real problem is my attitude.
It isn't. I mostly use Linux and sometimes (work) have to use windows.
The exact same thing happens with windows if you try to do anything remotely techy on it.
The difference though is that "Windows evening" often end in failure because at some point, you hit the wall of a binary blob whose source code isn't online.
It isn't. I mostly use Linux and sometimes (work) have to use windows.
The exact same thing happens with windows if you try to do anything remotely techy on it.
The difference though is that "Windows evening" often end in failure because at some point, you hit the wall of a binary blob whose source code isn't online.