Linux desktops. Copying a large file to a USB storage device takes for ever and most of the time refuses to unmount the USB storage device corrupting the storage device and obviously the large file. LibreOffice takes for ever with large databases but works brilliantly on Microsoft Windows 7.
Film editing on a Linux desktop computer program / programs can for no reason crash.
GIMP graphic editor is a childish abomination whose scatty disorganised interface belongs in a learn to program AmigaBASIC book of the 90s and not on a modern day desktop iN 2021 for fuck sake..
KDE looks and acts like it is still functioning as it was in 1996 and can be hijacked so easily just by browsing the Internet the real Internet.
The GNOME desktop give up even trying to be a workstation desktop and turned itself into a smartphone interface that demands you do not delete some of the crap it puts on that smartphone interface.
What ever program is on a Linux desktop the same program can be found on a Windows desktop working better on a Windows desktop.
AfterShot Pro 3, used to be a Linux desktop program going by a different name it is now owned by Corel its Linux desktop version is shit nice interface though. Works even better on Windows.
Pixeluvo on a Linux Xfce desktop photo editing has a wonderful interface and functions without crashing but as limits and is the only program that is equal with its windows Pixeluvo version.
Xara Photo & Graphic Designer Windows program can resize a program by simply dragging its corners and selecting lock at the size you want click click fantastically easy.
It can remove objects by simply moving the mouse over the top of the object. It is simplicity itself.
Windows users can speak to the computer and their words appear in some kind of notepad or even into LibreOffice.
I have to type in everything into xed, and then copy and paste it into slashdot and I lose track and often make ridiculously stupid errors.
I own large graphic workstations that are wasted on a Linux desktop. I own one copy of Windows 7 pro that come with a HP graphic workstation
which I cannot use on the Internet because it is only used for banking finances that has to be secure at all times because it has my money on it.
I use the Xfce desktop AfterShot Pro 3 paid for it is shit. Pixeluvo it is limited but I work around it. I would love to have Windows Xara Photo & Graphic Designer which has been around for years and years the 80s originally I believe on the BBC micro. Everything can be done with a simple click.
Linux desktops are desperately trying to be smartphone interfaces and smartphones do not make good workstations.
i did not like typing all this i do not like typing but I bet 90% of you people used windows or the Mac where you speak to your computer like a smartphone.
Do you know how many times I had to use the Caps Lock to get my texts to look like yours. ZzZzZzZz
P.S. Ian Murdock used Windows 7 i do not really care what you may say about him I liked him.