Don’t they need to label the data?

Don’t they need to label the data?

How could this even happen by accident?

This is how it looks for me, I didn’t get a screenshot in your comment.

You’ll probably need to fiddle with the look and feel > key size because it’s set by default for a one-handed experience

Which is only true if you don’t install ublock, too

Try out the two handed mode on thumbkey, it works great as a fellow two thumber

Editing a pdf works perfectly, yes edge cases occur, but by definition they are not the norm, and edge cases would be resolved by more people using it anyway, and I can still easily recommend it for most people.

I think a lot of people have already learned some things about it when they try gimp, and then when gimp is completely different, it is rather unintuitive to them, but if you started with gimp, you don’t have that problem

I face yearly hoops at most and I have supported many users, the vast majority of people have little to no trouble, and the cases you describe are either niche, one time setups, or bizarre things nearly nobody does.

I maintain that the vast majority of users will face fewer issues on linux than windows, these are all insanely edge cases.

I’ve done the same, I don’t think windows is ready for normal users.

I don’t agree that it’s a pain for the regular user, I think it’s a pain if you use niche software, or software that’s designed to not run on linux intentionally.

Outside of that, it works perfectly fine. The vast VAST majority of users will not miss any software.

Linux in a huge number of cases performs better than windows, and the only place where windows seems to win these days is anti-cheat, which is malware. Windows is certainly better when it comes to allowing users to install malware, but that’s really about it.

I would not agree that is common at all, these are edge cases and I bet your mouse works with piper.

plus soon immutable distros will fix any chance of system breakages, and it’s not like similar things don’t regularly happen on windows.

Do you actually believe windows doesn’t harm users intentionally? Wait until you hear how they spy on you.

Fall guys is not the only game, nearly all of steam works flawlessly. So meh, and it is epics job to fix that. Play any other game on steam, fall guys isn’t important at all for the vast vast majority of users.

and yet nearly everything on steam works flawlessly.

It is absolutely the job of app devs to support the platform, I have no idea why you would believe otherwise, and as far as gaming is concerned I genuinely believe the only place linux loses on steam is anticheat, which isn’t a matter of linux side support. Do you have an example?

the vast majority of hardware is supported, and as someone who works IT and gives linux to the elderly, I don’t agree at all with the user unfriendliness, provided you use mint and kde.

If your software doesn’t run that does suck, but the vast majority of usecases work perfectly with the breif explanation of “use the app store for any software you need to install.” Do you have any examples of user friendliness issues, or is it just that there are choices to make at all?

Nobody has forced you to do anything, suggesting better, more respectful software is not force, why bother fighting against a more ethical alternative that respects you?

My advice is honestly, just use steam, it’s largely a better experience anyway. I don’t think fall guys is exactly necessary. That’s a very self-imposed hoop, i’d get it if it was critical work, or if there were no alternatives, but, steam is a perfect experience.

It’s epics job to support linux, not linux’s job to support epic.

This isn’t much of a hoop, you install wine and run the installer with it, furthermore, I’d rather deal with the kind of hoop that isn’t actively harming you intentionally any day.