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I have some trouble with WSL...
I have some trouble with Hyper-V Networking...
I have some trouble with Ubuntu in Hyper-V running Druid with docker-compose...
Clearly software isn't the problem, it's me.
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It's weird to see so many people in the comments talking about how they switch to Linux and supposedly have so many issues.
Did they do it 10 years ago or something? Just install something like Debian 12 (ideally with KDE if you're primarily a Windows user), and everything works. Recommended to install Flatpak as well, which can be done super easily depending on your distro, but in KDE it's just inside the "app store" (Discover).
It's weird to see so many people in the comments talking about how they switch to Linux and supposedly have so many issues.
Probably the type of people that have difficulty reading and following directions, or never learned how to work through problems.
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