So you’re reduced to playing semantic games and trying to claim I’m a liar. You’re continuing to mischaracterize the difficulty involved in installing things on a Linux system. You’re evidently walking back your claim that there are distros/package managers that lack a graphical package manager. Your only example of a desktop distro lacking a graphical package manager out of the box (but still has the ability to install one) is Arch, a niche distro intended for advanced users with Linux experience. And you continue to stubbornly refuse to elaborate any of your points unless I pull it out of you.
Suffice it to say, I’m not convinced. Have a great day, I’m no longer taking part in this exhausting conversation.
So you’re reduced to playing semantic games and trying to claim I’m a liar.
I’m not playing games. It’s not an objective word. You’re making shit up.
You’re continuing to mischaracterize the difficulty involved in installing things on a Linux system.
You’re evidently walking back your claim that there are distros/package managers that lack a graphical package manager.
Brother, you already answered your own question in the same comment where you asked for it. I’m not sure what you’re looking for here.
And you continue to stubbornly refuse to elaborate any of your points unless I pull it out of you.
You’ve already demonstrated in your own comments what I said previously: You already know what the issues are, you just refuse to acknowledge them as issues.
So you’re reduced to playing semantic games and trying to claim I’m a liar. You’re continuing to mischaracterize the difficulty involved in installing things on a Linux system. You’re evidently walking back your claim that there are distros/package managers that lack a graphical package manager. Your only example of a desktop distro lacking a graphical package manager out of the box (but still has the ability to install one) is Arch, a niche distro intended for advanced users with Linux experience. And you continue to stubbornly refuse to elaborate any of your points unless I pull it out of you.
Suffice it to say, I’m not convinced. Have a great day, I’m no longer taking part in this exhausting conversation.
I’m not playing games. It’s not an objective word. You’re making shit up.
You’re continuing to mischaracterize the difficulty involved in installing things on a Linux system.
Brother, you already answered your own question in the same comment where you asked for it. I’m not sure what you’re looking for here.
You’ve already demonstrated in your own comments what I said previously: You already know what the issues are, you just refuse to acknowledge them as issues.