• Communist@lemmy.ml
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    11 months ago

    I face yearly hoops at most and I have supported many users, the vast majority of people have little to no trouble, and the cases you describe are either niche, one time setups, or bizarre things nearly nobody does.

    I maintain that the vast majority of users will face fewer issues on linux than windows, these are all insanely edge cases.

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      11 months ago

      It doesn’t matter that they are one time setups, the question is how many one time setups will you have to do in a year, year over year?

      Same for “insanly edge cases” (editing a pdf, lol), the question is how likely are you to encounter an edge in your daily life?

      When there’s a one-in-a-million chance to encounter a defect but there’s millions of them, it just becomes likely.

      Turns out the world is made of a lot of edges for some advanced users.

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        11 months ago

        Editing a pdf works perfectly, yes edge cases occur, but by definition they are not the norm, and edge cases would be resolved by more people using it anyway, and I can still easily recommend it for most people.