>the installer puts a shortcut on your desktop without asking you

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>he has this enabled

kek

#WindowsProblems

>>58854204
>he has to download executable installers from websites instead of just using a package manager

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>he uses windows

>>58854204

> use linux
> there is no installer
> type in the weird command from the website
> installation fails, says "broken dependencies found please choose between glibc 3.4: break 5 applications glib 2.1 break 15 applications"
> reinstall linux
> try command again
> works now

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>>58854260
>he needs a manager to install things for him

>>58854460
Windowsbabbies everyone

>>58854204
RIP /g/

>>58854260
>one point of failure
You think lincucks would know better

>>58854204
>having a "desktop" that contains icons and files
the whole "having a desktop folder whose contents are displayed in the background of the root window" paradigm is a cancer that leads to horrible file management/organization and unsightly clutter

>>58854204
>installer wants you to agree to some license to sneakily install something you don't want without asking you
>having to scroll through the license text and click some random underlined word in the middle of it to not install a toolbar and some retarded program

>>58854204
#LiterallyRape

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>>58854888
that's why I have 5 distros with 5 different package managers installed on my hard drive
when one breaks, I just boot into the next

>>58854266
t. Autist that has never used apt before