View Full Version : The reality when you start using Linux .
I was on stackexchange posting a doubt and the guys there put my question on hold because they were not understanding my point , but the i decided to see the history of some users there , and i found one with a very cool avantar that describer the reality (for me) when you start using linux .
I have to agree that this is the most honest and realistic avantar for those that use Linux .
https://s28.postimg.org/3psxd73ml/linuxtruth.png
I could not stop laughing when i saw it the first time .
Hahaha..Yeah specially kali-linux. You try to solve the original problem which creates a new problem and then problem of a problem whose solution depends on the original problem to be fixed first.
yup , usually the final solution after trying to fix something that you already tried to fix before is a full OS reinstall , eheheheheh .
I gotta say though, it's been getting better continuously. Some very excellent choices for distros now.
thatz about it in a nutshell
welcome to penguin land
Linux is an extremely complicated OS , specially if you like to install tools outside the main repository of the OS .
If you update you system and you like to work on a tool that never is updated , then you will have problem sooner or later if that tool requires some important library .
Usually what happens is that the library is updated in the distribution , but your tool does not work anymore because it requires that specific library version .
Then you like so much your tool that you decide to downgrade that library to program work again as before , but doing that will break all new recent apps in system that use the new library version .
That Avatar could be pointed to this specific case , and the creator of Linux already spoke about it before in a debian conference , that one of the things for linux to get to the next level as an home desktop without issues is that specific problem .
Usually the distros to keep the OS lighter fck up all the rest .