Hardware support for most linux distros still suck.
This year I've used Ubuntu, NixOS, Arch and Zorin OS. My issues:
- Dell dock station won't work properly.
- Hibernation on Lenovo laptop won't work properly.
- Bluetooth won't work properly.
I'm using currently Zorin OS and it has the best user experience so far. That said, it still requires leg work to setup stuff compared to Windows 10 (I use it at $JOB). Ironically, I think using Linux in Windows is actually easier for many use cases as you can just wipe your distro clean if gets to a broken state.
Sure. I'm just noting that owning data is not an absurd idea, as OP implies.
Another case that comes to mind: spreading child porn should be punishable. Imagine if pedophiles could claim they were "just copying bytes".
I guess what I want to say is: there are valid reasons to be against IP. I don't like IP and I would like IP laws to be seriously revamped. But "bytes are meant to be free" is just a naive argument, as copying bytes can clearly be harmful to others in ways most societies consider criminal.
Hardware support for most linux distros still suck.
This year I've used Ubuntu, NixOS, Arch and Zorin OS. My issues:
- Dell dock station won't work properly.
- Hibernation on Lenovo laptop won't work properly.
- Bluetooth won't work properly.
I'm using currently Zorin OS and it has the best user experience so far. That said, it still requires leg work to setup stuff compared to Windows 10 (I use it at $JOB). Ironically, I think using Linux in Windows is actually easier for many use cases as you can just wipe your distro clean if gets to a broken state.