>use free and open source software >spend 10 hours configuring

>buy Korora Penguin GNU/Linux notebook from ThinkPenguin™
>everything works out of the box
>not even a minute wasted configuring anything
https://thinkpenguin.com/gnu-linux/korora-penguin-gnu-linux-notebook
Using it for years, only recently installed Parabola because I was actually getting bored at how everything was just werking.

>>62149055
Arch and Gentoo are for power users. Don't use them if configurations aren't your thing.

Ubuntu, Mint and ChromeOS are the 'just werks' distros.

>>62149398
I use arch every day with stock i3. I configure nothing.

>>62149055
>he needs 10 hours to configure linux
It's understandable that someone with a 95 IQ would prefer Windows

>>62149539
Stock i3 never had my battery configured in the bar. Spent a couple days trying to figure out how to use lemon bar and gave up.

>>62149639
Sorry for you. But everything on my laptop is made by Intel so the hard is supported out of the box by Linux.

>>62149666
>is made by Intel
>Intel
>supported out of the box by Linux
Nice meme.

>>62149785
Yes.

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>>62149785
thats how it is though anon

>>62149055
Give me at least 5 examples of this happening in real life.

>>62149055
>use free and open source software
>has the key bindings i'm used to, works great right out of the box
>can become even better by copy-pasting a couple of words into a file

>use proprietary software
>it's pretty good, but how do I do <simple thing>
>turns out it's impossible or super fucking complicated

>>62149055
>spend 10 hours configuring it
this is a lie though. why do people keep pushing this?

it's difficult to install some programs, but it's always under the table sketchy shit that isn't in the app stores. linux literally just works out of the box just like android or windows. documents, images, web browsing...

I'm sick of the lies.