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The ability of people to blame #Linux for not running optimally on any Windows Laptop out there ever made never ceases to amaze me

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    The ability of people to blame #Linux for not running optimally on any Windows Laptop out there ever made never ceases to amaze me.

    Just because Linux can technically run on almost any Designed-For-Windows potato (which in itself is a small miracle) doesn't mean the potato will be perfectly supported or maintained. You gotta blame our technological and economical system, not the FOSS projects that try to deal with piles of shit.

    Learn to do constructive criticism, or tag your rant if you vent.

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