Give me one reason why Ubuntu is not the greatest Linux distribution

reason: WIndows 10 is the best linux distrobution.

>>60784939
apt package manager

>>60784963
>windows
tech illiterates need not opine

Because fedora exists.

>>60784975
but windows 10 ™ uses a linux kernel compat layer and the UI is lightyears beyond more usable than any 1990s era X11 based window system.

systemd and glibc

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>>60784993
>UI
>light years ahead
>just a reskinned start menu
wonder who's behind this post?

>>60785019
blaming the jews won't make DX12 support magically appear.
>tfw wayland will never support DX12

>>60785050
>games
opinion discarded.

>>60785019
Not true. There's a long Wikipedia article dedicated to new features in Windows 10.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Features_new_to_Windows_10

>>60785089
>"""features"""

>>60785050
Are there even gaymes that support dx12?

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>>60785085
There is nothing wrong with video games.

>>60785104
Excellent and detailed retort.

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because Linux Mint exists

>>60784939
I doesn't have enough tool/task bars on the screen by default.

>>60784975
>respond literally
welcome to 4chan newfriend
>>60784939
because it doesn't use the orange human theme anymore

>>60784939
I'd take dnf over apt

>>60785117
there's DX12 support for everything in the Windows 10 ™ app store, even calc.exe has DX12 support kiddo.

Linux mint is actually
(It's ubuntu too, unless you want ancient Debian packages on lmde)

>>60784939
But it's not, Luke.

>>60785268
>open calc
>uses dx12
>levels up everytime I add 1 + 2
> Requires .Net to exit.

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>>60784939
>shit bluetooth support
>system problems everywhere
Fuck ubuntu I cant wait for Debian Stretch with LXQT

>>60785163
He probably meant it as "not modular" that can be switched off but baked in.

>>60785609
>using trig functions requires a level 5 math achievement
>treats every number as 32bit float
>SOAP API for automated remote calculations as azure microservice
>twitter integration by default "i just multiplied A and B to get C in calc.exe"

>>60784939
>For end user normie consumer
yeah it is.

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Ubuntu doesn't include thumbnail preview in Firefox's file picker

openSUSE does.