State of Linux

State of Linux

>purchase wireless headset
>boot into windows directly detects new hardware
>asks me if I want to download the drivers
>click on yes
>3 sec later my headphones just werk

>boot into Linux
>os doesn't detect wireless audio USB adapter
>reinsert usb
>now OS detects it
>still no sound
>try solution from the magical internet involving messing around with USB hid
>still no sound
>restart pc
>my mouse doesn't work, as well as my keyboard
>restart in recovery mode
>keyboard and mouse still not working
>plug-in old ps2 keyboard
>it works with different key layout
>change keyboard layout
>go to sound settings
>alsa sound library crashes
>pulseaudio gets stuck
>kill the process from the terminal
>mouse starts working again
>USB keyboard still not working
>plug out ps2 keyboard
>audio finally works
>USB keyboard works again
>bad keyboard layout, change it again
>audio stops working

I'm done with this.

>Ultimate stupidity: the post

op here again,

Also, do you guys have a recommendation for a comfy toilet tissue? Here in the US, for paper towels Bounty is usually good but I'm not set in a toilet tissue yet.

>Purchase DAC
>Boot into Windows
>Have to install driver for a USB 2.0 DAC
>Boot into Linux
>It just werks

Made my day. Thank you, sir.

>she unironically dualboots
Pathetic.

Been here and had this. Linux is great for most stuff had no driver problems with anything.

>Linux is great for most stuff
But not for gaming, so...

ok wtf what is wrong with living outside of the ironic / unironic universe? what if I told you I dual boot for a reason you haven't specified?

I just have two computers on my desk m8.

Dual boot is the only true way

Hence why I said most stuff retard.

State of Windows

>Have rtl8192cu-based wifi USB stevedongle
>when plugged into PC at boot, Windows often doesn't recognize it and I have to pull it out and plug it back in
>Official Linux drivers aren't compatible with newer kernels
>Download a fix from shithub
>It werks everytime
>mfw a broken Linux driver that has been fixed by a NEET works better than the official Windows driver

>only true way
when you defacate, do you put the toilet tissue in a ball and wipe? Ordo you use them as flat sheets and wipe like that, a few at a time?

honestly curious

>reason
Like... Gayming?
Well, you better stop it, retard.

Windows does not work with faggot peripherals

>wipe
Why should I do this?

I use a bidet. Checkmate

This is not of Microsoft's achievement. Also, the Linux kernel cannot be blamed for the manufacturer not make drivers to support their proprietary product.

>hurr durr you hold it wrong
No doubt

A wireless headset is the prime example of faggot peripherals.

The stevedongle part was actually supposed to mock the fact that Applel is dongle hell, the one I'm using is some Belkin shit

This.
If you don't play games very often this really is the best way. Only downside is waiting for months of windows/driver updates to install.

I wasn't praising windows I was only saying how shitty Linux is.

What? Wireless headset is the comfiest piece of hardware I bought in many years. Only faggots that buy 400€ dacs are autistic enough to say "muh audio quality 4080003020.14 kHz 7.2 surround Dolby digital xdddd what a looser I'm using platinum wired senheiser headphones, wireless is for faggots kek"

How is Linux shitty for its devs not yet making drivers for a proprietary product?

Wireless headphones are associated with Apple now, so you pretty much got a cock in your mouth for having a pair.

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>things that never happened post number 4736284

>she

Runs all my games just fine, Sup Forums

>wireless headset

>gaming
Opinion dropped harder than trump's popularity
Into the it goes

...

>wireless headset
>windows

OP confirmed faggot.

>wireless headset

>t. Edgy kid that listens to emo music, vaporwave, and lo-fi hip hop.

Fuck of really.

Shouldn't you be getting for your English class tomorrow?

Tell me guys, are you that stupid or you are just baiting? Tell me one thing wrong with wireless headphones.

same story but
>Purchase DAC
>Boot into Linux
>After few seconds USB hub crashes
>Boot into Windows
>It just werks, and never crashes

>wireless headset

>wireless headset
get a load of this faggot cuck lmao

>she can't understand it was an example to make fun of OP
pathetic

People actually fall for wireless headset crap?
kek

rtl8192cu fag here, caused kernel panics seconds after being plugged in on Linux.

Windows 7 did fuck all with it.

Windows 10 just worked.

It is not any new that audio on Linux is a mess, specially with crackling and popping sounds for usb Dacs..

Yeah, when you speak more than 4 languages you fuck up sometimes. Oh that's right you are probably a burger. Nvm

spotted the street shitter

>Just a hobby OS, they said.

>His country doesn't have a Linux powered warship.

Btw nice selfie.

>wireless headset
dumb nigger

Fuck off, Rajesh.

Not even close. Keep trying m8.

And I thought that those ignorant Americans that couldn't point where Europe is on a map were a myth. Wow they really exist. Now I understand why your country is going to shit.

>Eurocuck
Even more pathetic

My country is not in the European union so shut the fuck up.

I'm not an American, you street-shitting autist.

No one cares

Janny here everyone spot the liar.

Why still replying then? Are u mad xd?

that's a lot of assumptions from one sentece

>I'm done with this.
You are not ready.

PulseAudio and USB headphones don't go well together, this is true, but for keyboard and mouse?
which linux did you use?

Srsly...

I got wireless headphones a few years ago.

Plug dangle into usb.
Works, just had to select it to receive output in pulse.

Back when ps3 came out winfags were all "how to ds3 in windows?"
I plugged in my ds3, worked.

State or windows:
Logitech G430 doesn't work

>install windows 10 on x220t
>need to have a second device and usb drive to download install wifi and lan drivers

>install ubuntu 16.04 on x220t
>works out of the box

This has been the case with almost every device I've owned in over a decade. I've never been able to set up Windows without a second device for downloading an initial set of drivers. Meanwhile every popular easy to use Linux distro works by default. I'm pretty sure the same can be said for things like Arch and Gentoo, but I don't want to push it