Printers suck universally, no matter the OS. It’s something everyone can agree on.
I had the opposite experience, I couldn’t find drivers on Linux for my old Audio Interface (M Audio) from the 2000s but I was able to find an installer for windows on some website and ran just fine on Windows 10.
This isn’t even the issue with old tech, if I can’t find drivers (on either OS) for a 15 years old Audio interface, it’s not the end of the world, I just have to accept it. What I find troublesome is sometimes getting modern hardware to work on Linux, especially something that was never designed to work on it.
I don’t want to discredit this argument as many Linux advocates do - the ecosystem does matter. So if you have hardware whose manufacturer only provides Windows drivers or software that only runs on Windows that’s a killer argument, period.
Still, it’s on par with not moving away from Reddit because it has more content. Also true, but maybe you are just sick of their bullshit.
Printers suck universally, no matter the OS. It’s something everyone can agree on.
I had the opposite experience, I couldn’t find drivers on Linux for my old Audio Interface (M Audio) from the 2000s but I was able to find an installer for windows on some website and ran just fine on Windows 10. This isn’t even the issue with old tech, if I can’t find drivers (on either OS) for a 15 years old Audio interface, it’s not the end of the world, I just have to accept it. What I find troublesome is sometimes getting modern hardware to work on Linux, especially something that was never designed to work on it.
I don’t want to discredit this argument as many Linux advocates do - the ecosystem does matter. So if you have hardware whose manufacturer only provides Windows drivers or software that only runs on Windows that’s a killer argument, period.
Still, it’s on par with not moving away from Reddit because it has more content. Also true, but maybe you are just sick of their bullshit.