Linux is the best

>>57930189
yrp

>>57930189
>best os
>cant even install 2 programs at the same time

>>5793079
"sudo apt-get install gimp libreoffice" installs gimp and libreoffice at the same time. I don't know what you're talking about.

>>57930867
nope, it install gimp then waits for libreoffice installation

>>57930867
Meant
>>57930797

>>57930880
Have you even used a package manager? Basically every package manager will install all listed packages and their dependents at the same time. If it doesn't and prompts between each package, you could just pipe the "yes" command into it. For example "yes | sudo apt-get install gimp libreoffice"

>>57930912
linux installs programs sequentially whatever you do.

>>57930880
To be fair, Windows has the same issue for most installers (msi based installers or InstallShield, etc.)

>>57930927
That is a good thing, fuckwit

>>57930927
Downloading multiple packages simultaneously is pointless because no matter what you're saturating your bandwidth no matter what. And then running the actual installation processes simultaneously is pointless because the time that takes is negligible. I don't see the problem here.

>>57930981
not that guy, but downloading packages simultaneously, which apt is perfectly able to do, is very useful, specially if the repos are throttled per-connection and you're using multiple servers of the same CDN, or getting packages from multiple repos

>>57930981
Downloading packages is almost always limited by the server settings. There is software that lets you download packages from multiple servers at once. I've even used it.

>>57930927
>>57930797
>lolnux

>>57930797
dnf is close to it as possible.

Windows
>NTFS
>.NET
>Registry
>Ugly Fonts
>slow to start and constantly chokes
>spyware
>adware
>cuckware

linux
>Ext1, Ext2, Ext3, Ext4, FAT, FAT32, BTRFS, ReiserFS, and more
>beautiful fonts
>Systemd, upstart, init configs, and more
>Wayland, Mir, X

Linux is for people who don't want to be cucked .
>nice fonts