Yes this is a Linux hate thread

>>62021613
arch doesn't have this problem
>inb4 le X broken
no problems unless you're using xorg-git, then you're a fucking retard
>inb4 le xorg.conf
never touched it in my life

>>62021613
Dont use an out of date distro that has 5 billion copies of libs because they dont keep up with the most current version of programs.

>>62021613
Updates and upgrades are not the same. On opensuse the modification of the repos is one possible way to upgrade your OS. But you can also go the Windows way - insert a DVD and press upgrade.

>>62021613
>linux still doesnt work with two GCC compilers at the same time
It actually can, you are a fucking moron

>>62021613
Should have installed Gentoo

install source mage GNU plus linux

It has shit performance on games, otherwise I would have switched to it ages ago. Also when dual booting the grub thing fucked up my Windows 7 boot so I had to do a startup repair.

Can't you just use Docker?

https://hub.docker.com/_/gcc/

>>62021613
Gentoo handles that problem more gracefully than even Windows.

>>62023331
Unironically this. Gentoo is the best at having multiple versions of the same package installed.
>>62023635

>>62023609
This feels kind of overkill, but is probably the best way to solve OP's drama.

>>62021940
>le
Go back to the containment website, retard

>>62023746
this is your daily reminder that rage comic memes began in 4chan

>>62021613
Linux users still think putting every fucking library in /lib is better than your program better put every fucking thing library it needs under /programs/your_app/your_app's_shit. The correct solution may waste a few 100 MBs of duplicated libraries, but this kind of shit never happens.

>Some guy is retarded about something in Linux
>The solution is actually, unironically, undeniably Gentoo
Happens every time.

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>>62023755
So did cat memes but they're still normie cancer you KYM redditor faggot

>>62021613
>Be non compsci retard
>download Opensuse iso
>install
>just werks
What is the problem here? Why hate something that's free? Go pay for a mac if you don't like it.

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>>62021613
>Yes this is a Linux hate thread
Ok, i see two possibilities. The first one is that you're just trying to get help being passive-agressive. In that case see pic related and the next time use the /sqt/ or the /fglt/.

>>62024015
The second possibility is that this is actually a designated shilling thread with the only purpose of astroturf. If i'm wrong you wouldn't mind if i put some pasta here:

Kicad
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCG4daPvuVI
Natron
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2MvbfuITT8
Blender
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDRTjzLNK0g
Krita
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raKHHFv4nN8
Krita
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEoJgQAfb5Y
Lightworks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7znIHsyqfm0
Kdenlive
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8hO4K7mZG4
Unity3D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4BUcIDdpAM
Opentoonz
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGFUtqM8oAs
Godot engine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dqumdhqy8Uw
BricsCAD VS Autocad
http://cad.softwareinsider.com/compare/5-10/AutoCAD-vs-BricsCAD
Bricscad
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eLM3NrOJms
Freecad Demo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XW0AqKG5zI
Freecad BIM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qmjz6WXyWBY
Freecad & 3D printing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqZeThC38ug
Gimp 2.10 features
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5RIveQypgw
How to install photoshop on wine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-Mo3GTcOQ4
Digikam
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnk_VzedqlU
Pixar Film Production
https://youtu.be/JmH4KYcmHOo
Linux art 1
http://www.sylvia-ritter.com/new-gallery/
Linux art 2
http://www.peppercarrot.com/
Davinci Resolve
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve

>>62024045
Not him but the no games argument is not true anymore. Windows is the best os for gaming mostly due to most game developers are trained into developing for it with microsoft's closed APIs, so the simple process of porting a game that was developed for windows to any other platform will affect negatively the performance of the game. This with the fact that the marketshare is small compared to windows there's hardly an incentive at the moment to optimize for linux, making look as if the platform were worse for games than windows when in fact to flip the situation you'll need to change the idiosyncrasies on the industry itself.

The fact though is that the situation on linux is not nearly the same than two years ago and now those who prefer linux over windows now can play games on it, helping to break the vicious circle, but still there's a lot of things to do for linux to compete in the gaming side. I anyone wants for this to change i recommend to play the games you can on linux when possible and ask for linux ports.

I notice some people doesn't want's for this to happen but if that the case let me ask (not directed specifically to the person i'm replying): how are any of you benefited in a meaningful way with the current situation? because i consider that keeping the statu quo just to have a tool to win an argument on what OS is better is not a meaningful thing. how having less options and practically being locked to MS products benefits you?

Some links:
https://steamdb.info/linux/
http://store.steampowered.com/search/?category1=998&os=linux
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXr8bqzf45Y
https://www.youtube.com/user/tuxreviews/videos
https://www.youtube.com/user/airspeedmph
https://www.youtube.com/user/Jakejw93/videos
https://www.youtube.com/user/mrdeathjr28/videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWZvwhwT1Sk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9gsu_YWUzE

$ gcc-6 --version
gcc-6 (Debian 6.4.0-3) 6.4.0 20170805

$ gcc-7 --version
gcc-7 (Debian 7.1.0-13) 7.1.0

Must be magic!

>>62023746
>he doesn't know about ironic le
go back to 10gag thanks bye

>>62024059
What boils is me the PS3 and PS4 run on OpenBSD, and the PS2 ran on a IRIX based system. Why the hell don't devs use their non directx knowledge from those consoles for Linux? Easy ports, presumably. Doesn't Vulkan run on Linux? Failing that, Doom proves that Opengl 4.5 isn't missing a thing.

>>62021613
>linux still doesnt work with two GCC compilers at the same time
why would anyone lie like this?

>>62021613
>I am shit at Linux and am having trouble using two different compilers
>Linux sucks
You're so bad it's hilarious

>>62025544
>PS4 run on OpenBSD,

>>62024015

no, I already fixed all this stuff myself. I just think Linux users are very delusion when it comes to the Linux vs. Windows debate.
Windows is about ~3-7 times better on average for normal users in real world scenarios.
Yes that's 700% better.

>>62023746
I thought summer was over
Go away you newfag

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>>62023247
this
i used the netistall image to upgrade, painless and ez-pz
for your health

>>62026997
is that improvement measured in megabytes or megahertz?

>>62021613
>spend 4 hours compiling a package
>it errors out
>spend 4 hours compiling the package again
I know for a fact it compiles hundreds of parts separately to build this. Why does it delete everything because of one error in one part?

>>62025137
magic!

% gcc --version | head -n1; gcc-5 --version | head -n1
gcc (GCC) 7.1.1 20170630
gcc-5 (GCC) 5.4.0

>>62021613
>waterfox gets updated to 55.0.1 version
>HURR GLIBCXX_14.88 NOT FOUND FUCK YOU
I am seriously considering some things

>following an installation guide for something that isnt available in the repository
>have to build tools to compile the application
>newer version build tools available than in the guide
>use the newer version, build fails
>use the version in the guide, works fine
>no warning in the guide that you must use a particular version
>cant compile the latest version of the application because it requires a newer version of the build tools
Linux is fine and all but my god, you spend an hour or two compiling some package that you're probably going to ever use one time to compile some other application and it fucking errors out for some reason or another, and the other application is going to take hours to compile too and if that errors out then you might have to go back and rebuild the other package in a different version.

Building shit from source is an absolute pile of dicks.

>>62029383
Bro and then when you installed the new version, a bunch of other shit breaks.

>>62029383
And again, if you had used Gentoo, this wouldn't be a problem because Gentoo is the designated compiling distro. Install it now.

>>62029383
>Lying on your deathbed
>Realizing you spent 10% of your whole existing compiling packages and manually editing config-files for your tiling-wm-anime-operating-system.

>>62025525
No, PS4 is on FreeBSD

>>62031567
Dunno if this would actually help.
If it's not in portage then it could still end up just as much of a problem.

Windows 10 doesn't have this problem.

>Use macos or windows
>everything sets up and just works even if you're an inbred monkey
>Use linux
>nothing works at all, have to spend your life googling solutions to the most basic things all because you wanted good boy points on a taiwanese flip phone trading board
>the only way linux is usable on the desktop is if someone like google steps in and botnets it up so shit just werks
Truly gets the neurons firing!

>>62031764
But anon-kun, Windows totally spies on you! I use Linux, so I can review the source-code (which I don't do in reality, I just hope other people point out flaws and fix them)!
Sadly, compiling is exhausting and takes a lot of time so I just install binary packages from a repo that I blindly trust!

Butthurt botnet winfags in this thread trying to justify the Borg. GNU/Linux is the only OS for PC's. Your botnetted proprietary Windoze is not welcome here. Your OS does not belong to you therefore your PC is not a PC it is a windows computer, or W.C for short.

Use chroot for fuck's sake.

>>62031871
I wish more people actually did review source shit, maybe the world would be so much better. But alas, all we have are a bunch of nerdy tryhards desperate to fit in.
What's worse, is they won't ever realize how retarded they're being because the time invested into making their desktop work = sunk cost fallacy.

The windows domination is annoying, because they make idiotic decisions all the time, but fuck the "Linux Way". Autists want to ruin everything to mimic their lives.

>>62031629

this hits too close to home, fuck linux devs

>>62031743
Wincuck 10 can't even run GCC naturally

>>62029048
>waterfox
lel

>>62021613
> linux still doesnt work with two GCC compilers at the same time
what do you mean ?
can't you just create a chroot ?

>>62032489
Microsoft® Windows™ 10 can natively run ELF binaries including GCC.

>>62023797
GoboLinux tried to do that and nobody knows them.
Even, they where accused of trying to pandering Windows migrants.
macOS does something similar to that.

>>62025525
Because developing for linux it's a fucking nightmare.

>>62032737

gobolinux is a research OS, they even removed the GUI so normies wouldnt try it.

the next chance is NixOS but I'm not sure how mature it is, their weird invented functional 'muh haskell' config language pisses me off.
It's always autistic shit like that, that makes linux fail.

>>62032747
hopefully flatpak will change this

>>62032756
They always try over enginnered or over complicated things like meme language as you said.
macOS solves the problem in a way so effective that people believe that they only have to put or delete folders. And they have package management helping with that.
I bet that this issue will be solved with the help of Lennart: Copying macOS but in a overenginnered bloated way, like all lennartware.

>>62021613
> fixed .dll hell 25 years ago
Lolnope. Just 16, with the release of Windows XP.
> What's the hold up with Linux?
THis is the Linux way of fixing it, you can't have two different versions of the same software because it can overwrite dependecnies of the other copy.
Except that you can if you compile it with your own prefix, so it will store all the dependencies in the different place. Also LXC at your service.

>>62032747
This, Windows has many flaws but it is an absolute pleasure to develop for in most cases. Although, developing ON Windows is a pain and perhaps ironically I always use Linux to develop software for Windows.

>>62032808
DLL hell hasn't been a major problem in Windows since Win32

>>62032808
>Except that you can if you compile it with your own prefix, so it will store all the dependencies in the different place. Also LXC at your service.

I just have different docker container for my various versions of nano.

>>62023797
you can have a runscript that changes LD_LIBRARY_PATH to current dir when it runs your application (see the linux version of teamspeak for example)

>>62032792
>macOS solves the problem in a way so effective that people believe that they only have to put or delete folders.
look at /usr/share/applications
it'd be possible to do stuff right with file manager support

>>62031743
>>62032712
>Autistic wincuck shit takes 5 GB of botnet download just to get a working C++ IDE
>IDE is a slow, unresponsive POS
>Compiler has embeds telemetry into binaries
>Otherwise do some mental gymnastics and emulate Linux
Yeah no, I am installing MSVS right NOW, and I have 3GB more to download+install. Fuck that trash, in fact, if I see one more hindrance I'll get rid of the last windows installation in my machines with 0 (ZERO) hesitation.

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>>62033055
Pic related

>>62033055
>>Compiler has embeds telemetry into binaries

Proof?

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>>62033130
https://betanews.com/2016/06/10/microsoft-visual-studio-2015-c-compiler-telemetry/

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>>62033130
>>62033162
https://www.infoq.com/news/2016/06/visual-cpp-telemetry

>>62033162
This has been removed since Update 3 of VS2015 and was supposedly only included by accident.

Fuck that shit, I won't even wait for the botnet IDE to finish. Going to install Manjaro in that shit

>>62033223
``accident``
LMAO

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>>62033223
>removed
>only included by accident.
People aren't stupid

>>62031986
I completely and ironically use GNU/Linux because it actually just works for me, and Windows is literally the worst operating system ever devised. I appreciate free software, but I'm certainly no freetard.

>>62033233
>>62033255
You can't hide this sort of behaviour so it's very unlikely that MS thought that this would remain undetected and included it as a means of spying...
Just open your binary in Olly or IDA und you'll see what's going on.

>>62021613
I installed Kubuntu 17.04 literally 10 minutes ago, tried to open the file explorer and bam:
>Dolphin crashes

It still has that weird bug of WRiting LIke THis. There's no control panel for Intel Graphics to adjust the saturation so I'm basically looking at a white and grey laptop monitor.
Oh, and the keyboard FN keys don't work after installing but work during the live demo lmao.

>>62032712
linux can also "natively" run PE binaries with wine

>>62021940
>X
found grandpa

>>62033286
Too late for that.
Good bye, microtrash, it's been a bumpy ride. There goes my last windows installation.

>>62033310
running stuff through xwayland sucks

>>62033233
>Going to install Manjaro in that shit

I heard the binary repos of Manjaro got hacked and some packages now contain backdoors by the NSA. You can't disproof this claim so you'll have to accept that you are in the same cuck-boat as every windows and mac-user out there.

>>62032747
>I have literally never programmed in my entire life
I can't tell if this is bait or not. Windows doesn't even come with a compiler. If you're using libraries that aren't proprietary platform dependent horseshit, any UNIX like operating system is going to be a million mils better.

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Done.
Wincuckolds stay cucked

>>62024059
/g/ say amdgpu is better now but i don't get it. isn't it using mesa like radeon? why is radeon shit then (for example wine wow.exe -opengl)

>>62033162
>>62033214
Jesus christ how horrifying. I don't think any other companies stooped so low

>>62031871
>installing closed source binaries blindly purely on trust is somehow better

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>Some guy at my college tells me as a CS student I should be using linux "on the metal" exclusively for at least my first two years

Some of these guys I swear

>>62033430
It's not better, it's absolutely identical. We both don't know what our software does.

>>62033445
Invest that time in social drinking, at least you won't die alone

>>62033391
mesa is a graphics library implementing opengl
radeon and amdgpu are kernel drivers
amdgpu is a newer driver that is being developed by amd itself
I can't recall whether radeon was a community project like nouveau or the role of the X server amdgpu/radeon modules (I assume they're largely obsolete now)

>>62027866
>head
sed 1q

>>62033290
>kubuntu sucks
that's why they started kde neon

>>62032788
Had to Google this.
Are there any downsides to flatpak?

>>62033469
>it's absolutely identical.
but it's not
we can visit git if we want
>ib4 binaries
install gentoo

>>62033525
Eh, if you want to be pedantic, it's going to use GNOME runtime as a dependency AFAIK. There's also snaps and AppImage

>>62033445
>be cs student
>don't use "unix"
what kind of a man is you

>>62033469
>Invest that time in social drinking, at least you won't die alone
this desu

>>62033555
He's a koder

>>62033445
Most people in CS with me just run it in a VM. Have the best of both worlds [spoiler]Just backup your fucking files from the VM[/spoiler]

>>62033536
I was only talking about binary packages. But still, how often did you actually validate the sourcecode of your packages?
Fully checked them for backdoors? Never, just be honest.

So use windows then, idiot. Holy fucking shit.. You're a big boy aren't you? This isn't complicated.

Reminder: Use the software that you're most productive with, whether it's linux, bsd, macos, or windows. Use it and shut the fuck up. Your autism is just unbearable. Do you really need /g/'s approval 24x7? Or are you capable of having an original thought?

>>62033578
you can easily share directories with the host in virtualbox
just be careful not to create a file that cannot be deleted

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>>62033623

sudo pacman -Rnd sadness

>>62033593
only bc im illiterate altho i have checked out a few yes

>>62033055
nice blog where can i subscribe

>>62033677
sudo install gf

>>62033729
By sucking my cock

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>>62033736

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>>62033303
WINE is buggy trash which has trouble with anything beyond a hello world application, and anything that does work runs about 5% as fast as it does natively. ELF binaries run flawlessly at native speed on WSL as it is no different than a Win32 program running on the Win32 subsystem.

Enjoy your broken freetard garbage, I'll keep enjoying the best of both worlds from my functioning operating system.

>>62033823
>WINE is buggy trash which has trouble with anything beyond a hello world application
Notepad++ in WINE works better than wincuck at this point

>>62025137
How did you do that? I had to use clang for CUDA 8 on Debian 9 because it didn't have gcc-5 in the official stable repo.

>>62033823
>ELF binaries run flawlessly
The reason why wine is so buggy is because developers have to re-implement core windows libraries
They can't do syscall-level emulation like in WSL because they can't distribute windows system dlls and MS breaks the syscall interface all the time anyway

>that does work runs about 5% as fast as it does natively
Try 80%

>>62033934
>>62033992
Nobody cares, fuck off to /mlp/

>>62033823
i duno man oblivion works fine for me

>>62033823
Does Windows really still have an OS/2 subsystem?

>>62021613
> linux still doesnt work with two GCC compilers at the same time
??? It works just fine.

>I believe Windows fixed .dll hell 25 years ago
No, it never did.

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>>62021613
>opensuse

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>install minimal debian + kde
>disable animations but slow as fuck, feels like i'm on an hdd (installed to a 960 evo nvme)
>firefox uses gtk file picker from 2005 or some shit
>chromium stutters during basic video playback
>eclipse crashes when opening window builder
>waste 2 hours figuring out that libinput is dogshit and you have to revert to legacy evdev just to tweak sensitivity
>fonts look like shit even with full hinting
>vmware fails to install because it gets confused by multiple gcc versions
>only nice features are symlinks and shortcut customization
>switch to win10 and get actual work done

/blog

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>>62033750

>>62034058
xfce fag

>>62034078
>install xfce
>no native file search in current year
>windows key doesn't toggle application menu

did a 360 and apt purged out of there

>>62033823
>hurr durr
>closed source doesn't work on open source
>open source works on closed source
who knew

>>62034058
>>fonts look like shit even with full hinting

Now that Infinality is dead, is there a way to get acceptable font-rendering on a 4k monitor?

>>62034058
>plebian
>kde
i mean ... what did you expect? even testing is not that new

>>62034122
>4k monitor
man i envy you
http://ix.io/w6A

>>62034058
also forgot to mention my favorite:

>hear about gpu passthrough, sounds neat
>find 250 pg thread on arch forums
>ends in 2015 for some reason
>turns out mods locked the thread (the biggest source of info on the subject) because people were discussing foreign distributions

nice "community"

>>62034204
https://www.redhat.com/archives/vfio-users/
there you go
and yes arch fags are pricks

>>62034043
what?
one of the best loonixes around today

>>62034058
If you can't deal with that shit then don't install "minimal" distros, stick to ubuntu or mint

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Keksimus maximus this thread what it is.
Basically tech illiterates whining about how it is difficult to use an operating system they don't use.
What the actual fuck. :^)

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>>62033385
I just realized my touchpad actually works now under Linux, which wasn't working in windows properly.

Shit works smooth with and I can get shit done now.

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>>62034317

>>62033823
wine is pretty impressive for what it is and how it's made
it's no surprise a big company with access and ability to use the linux sources is able to more quickly implement a compatible subsystem in their OS, compared to wine, who have to reimplement not just basic kernel functions of windows, but also shitton of userspace components as well, with no sources and precious little documentation

>>62034536
>that hot garbage """code"""

>>62034317
>using the smiley with a carat nose

>>62034711
>le edgy hacker master rates my kode

>>62034740
kode is the appropriate term

>>62034711
That's actually a decent binary search

>>62034758
Don't hax me bro

9/10 bait

Gg

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>>62034572
This meme is retarded beyond limits.
ONLY thing what arch is lacking a GUI installer.
But wait... There actually are things like
>arch anywhere
>revenge installer
You can even find a fucking "wikihow" step by step instructions for retards.

After installation is done all what left is to install what you want with, cli, of course.
And before any of you windows faggots tell me that
>OH, you have to use CLI to install something, it's so ancient, only autists use this
I remind you, that today there was a thread about windows powershell and how windows users defending it, how glorious it is.

Mentality of people like these... Either way, they're manchildren trying to justify their gaymes or just idiots having too much free time.
Mommy won't live forever to keep feeding you, cunts. ;^)

>>62034890
>replying to baits

>>62034264
>systemd
>cucked German overlords
>SJW central
>not Debian-based
just, no

>>62034890
> how windows users defending it, how glorious it is
Wut. Powershell is way worse than Bash because it's a language thought-out by big dudes at Microsoft. It didn't develop several decades as Bash did, embracing the best practices from its world. If you think "is it possible do write it in Powershell", the answer probably is "yes, but it will be extremely uncomfortable".
Inb4 "duck syndrome": I did write some things in cmd (!) during my college years, got a job after college at the company with Linux environment, understood the basics like "while" and "for" loops in 2 to 3 months. Now I can't go back from Bash to PS.

>>62034764
Nah, not using array_view/std::array or real size_t. I do like the proper midpoint though. I'd probably give it a pass if it was C instead of C++.

>>62037093
And ofc, it's not templated, big frown from me!

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ALL OPERATING SYSTEMS ARE SHIT NOW STOP COMPLAINING AND SHUT UP!!! SHUT UP!!!!! SHUT UP!!!!!!!!!!!

>>62032788
>flatpak
Fuck you, snaps are king.

>>62021613
>> linux still doesnt work with two GCC compilers at the same time
Yes it can you fucking retard. I have two GCC's installed right now. The native one, and a cross compiler for kernel development.
You just have to setup the prefixes correctly and not be fucking retarded.

Why are there like 10 commandos to install an app on this shitty OS? And how am I supposed to remember all these damn commandos for everything. It's way more intuitive on windows.

>>62023746
>Go back to le containment website, retard

>>62033864
I'm on Debian unstable which has gcc-5, gcc-6 and gcc-7

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lets get real for a moment. You install windows 10 in about 45 minutes and for most linuxes its about the same but remember. Biggest base linuxes are about 1 gigabytes or 2 while windows 10 can be more than 5 gigabytes of data. And what happens when you open them. On the linux there are about 2 functional buttons, 3 are nonfunctional and in those two buttons there are some pictures to play with. Maybe slide down or up. On windows though, you feel like a god. Its professional its fast, its all functional. You have a godlike user interface. The thing that the linux does not have. You have those two buttons in the linux, but you still search google for codes to write in terminal. Linux is free because its not worth a penny. Nobody would sell a paper without taking the money. Just not sure why people still buy android while windows phone does 10 times more. Trust me. When you work with windows you know some genius ground breaker dedicated himself to give you an operational os

>>62037853
>app
Underageb&

>>62021613
I'm pretty sure i have 2 GCC versions installed on my Ubuntu machine

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>>62021613
> linux still doesnt work with two GCC compilers at the same time

I take it you've never used NixOS?

>>62023947
You create the memes and then you hate them, why? imagine creating children and hating them

>>62027634
ANTHRAX IS THAT YOU

>>62023745
Containers are really the future of application distribution.

Most likely docker for servers and flatpak for desktop applications.

Though it may end up a hybrid to handle different base OS versions(i.e. Ubuntu vs Fedora, and gcc version issues like OP)

>>62023797
Old libraries = vulnerabilitys

>>62038579
Oh for fuck's sake, sandboxing was invented ages ago. Still a thousand times less problematic than this /lib shit.

>>62038579
New libraries = application crashes

>>62021613
>Windows fixed .dll hell 25 years ago.
authors "fixed" it by bundling their own dlls. right now my system has 3 identic openssl.dll and other 4 differing ones.

>>62037093
>std::array
Useless

>>62038302
ask your parents

>>62021613
>I believe Windows fixed .dll hell 25 years ago
You can believe that all you want, but the reality is wrong...

>>62042299
Let's see:
Windows: No you can't put your dlls into the windows folder anymore, put that shit into /programs/your_program. Problem fucking solved for 99.999% of anyone not running legacy programs.

Linux: Put every library you might need in the same /usr/lib folder or wherever. Our "dependency manager" will take care of it. Maybe we should remain .dll hell .sh/.bin hell since it affects Linux a fuck ton more than Windows now a days.

>>62042549
You can use static builds instead, furthermore libraries of different versions can co-exist. For example, gtk-2-lib and gtk-3-lib can reside in the same directory and applications will use the one that's needed. Fuck off with your FUD

>>62042299
DLL hell hasn't existed in Windows since 95.

>>62042776
how?

>>62042776
Or I could not waste my time, static builds are default on Mac/Windows/Android/iOS and work perfectly. Tend to not work worth crap on Linux.

>>62038302
>helicopter parents are the equivalent to a forced memer
seems accurate

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>>62021613

>>62042841
WRONG

>>62042892
>static builds are default on Mac/Windows/Android/iOS
What do you mean ``default``?

>>62043356
t. doesn't know what DLL hell is

>>62033310
I'll switch next time I reinstall, which is I guess the day my hdd dies

Linux: no games
Windows: games

Checkmate

>>62045642
But games for Linux on steam alone is in the thousands. Nice argument