Originally posted by Ironmask
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They can be in /etc, they can be in their own folder, their install folder, a completely different folder. Have you ever even had to configure a system before? Windows has these exact same problems 30 years ago before they developed the Registry.
That attitude is exactly why Linux has less than 1% desktop marketshare. You know what? I will go use Windows, thanks. Tell me when Linux gets some standardized APIs to accelerate developers so it can start actually being usable. Until then I don't see much reason to use it over TempleOS.
I understand that concern, but we've been dealing with that from Linux and GNOME for the past two decades now and neither have been catastrophic.
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