What's stopping you from using open-source programs?
What's stopping you from using open-source programs?
Easton Barnes
Levi Hall
I'm really stupid
Lucas Flores
>cuck license
Gavin Wilson
Their poor quality.
Joseph Diaz
There aren't any open source programs for what i do
Joseph Moore
nothing
Nicholas Ross
I generally do, the only exceptions are Nvidia stuff that I need for my job (also drivers) and gaymes that I don't need but are nice.
Isaiah Williams
their proprietary counterparts usually are better
Levi Thomas
What's stopping you from using closed-source programs? Except stuff made by big corps - I'm talking about free to download and use but closed source binaries.
Juan Jenkins
licensing, i despise gpl and stallman's witnesses and there is no public domain software
Charles Hernandez
>500+ distros, not a single one that works
>50+ DEs, not a single one that works
>Font rendering is a joke
>No thumbnails in the file picker
>No app even close to Logic Pro
>No app even close to Final Cut
>No drag and drop to install apps
>No forwards/backwards compatibility. Old packages break with each new distro release
>Screen tearing
>Can't properly handle situations with low available RAM
>GUI in general is less responsive than on macOS
>But muh freedome!!
Yet most popular distros are non-free according to gnu.org
FOSStards are the cancer of this board and should be eradicated. Even Winfags are better than HRT/Linux cultists
William Jenkins
Works on my machine
Jaxson Brooks
>>No thumbnails in the file picker
Christ, it's you again.
Not to say you're wrong on the rest, though.
Chase Scott
China moving to 'open source'
Nicholas Baker
Who says I’m being stopped
Chase Diaz
Pop_OS genuinely just works.
Oliver Mitchell
I use exclusively them, where did you get that silly idea?
Justin Hall
>No drag and drop to install apps
Evan Reyes
Sometimes proprietary ones are required by my school
Adrian Watson
Nothing, I try to use the most FOSS applications possible, that's why I use Linux.
Ayden Ortiz
On what OS do you have to drag on drop to install stuff and why do you have to do that? Seems weird
Liam Rivera
Mac OS
Landon Perez
But why? Just weird
Nathan Russell
Gee user I don't know, because it's Mac OS that's why.
Carson Lewis
Current copyright is unconstitutional and being propped up by Jewish trickery. Limited times means limited times. Anything made prior to 1994 is public domain.
Chase Reed
>Think different
Clicking ``Install'' is a directional thing, you are pressing into the computer. Dragging and dropping you are sliding across the screen. The complete opposite plane of motion. Tha is the only reason for it.
Anthony Hernandez
nothing, i am mostly on open-source software already
t. windows user
John Allen
>app
Typical bug chaser