u/MentatBux

I am honestly asking because I see a lot of people who don't even need things like what engineers use (i.e. their software is only available on Windows) who still run Winslop. Gaming is pretty much a non-issue now except for crappy "competitive" games that require spyware, oops I mean kernel-level anticheat, like Battlefield 6, but gaming really isn't an issue anymore. Photoshop? That's been shown to now have a workaround where it can run on linux.

I just don't see why a regular PC user needs to run Winslop anymore. So what is your reasons to continue to support a system this toxic?

I ask this because I was going to install it, only to find out it doesn't support ANY phone brand except Google's Pixel series (I know upcoming support for Motorola is on the way). I have 2 Samsungs, the A35 and the Galaxy A14. Which means I am shit out of luck, and I don't plan on spending $200 on another phone (I only paid $100 for the A35 over a year ago and refuse to pay more than 100 for a phone which I only use for Uber/phone service).

I am just kind of pissed off that I am stuck with Google's crap when I am trying to get away from it. I've already went full 100% linux and will never return to Winslop, and now I am trying to get away from Google as well but that's not happening for awhile it seems.