IMO, one of the feature linux distros really should borrow from windows — included scripts for troubleshooting
just run it from settings, and it will automatically check most common problems, and fix them, or at least give explanation what is wrong
IMO, one of the feature linux distros really should borrow from windows — included scripts for troubleshooting
just run it from settings, and it will automatically check most common problems, and fix them, or at least give explanation what is wrong
like, yeah, a system which doesn't break is better, but shit still happens. Not always system's fault even, sometimes it's user who break stuff
@mo I know, right?
"It's a Unix system, it tells you everything" - sure! But it doesn't tell you where to look, assuming it's a common knowledge.
Desperately unfortunately, it's not.
Replying to @drq@mastodon.ml
@drq and even if I _can_ fix it myself, doesn't mean I have time or spoons for that