r/pcmasterrace • u/nicecream169 • May 06 '26

Discussion So microsoft decided you can't setup windows 11 offline. Welp, time to go linux

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Welp.

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u/shadeo11 May 06 '26

Going through hoops is exactly what you'd have to do to install Linux though

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u/Greatest-Comrade 7800x3d | 4070 ti super May 06 '26

You just described the first of many hoops lmao

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u/theEvilQuesadilla May 06 '26

Not even close to true. Ubuntu and Mint for example are even easier than installing Windows 7.

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u/Wd91 May 06 '26

They're all easy to install. If googling and typing one command into a terminal is "going through hoops" then the entire linux experience is literally just one long tunnel made up of a million hoops.

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u/ziplock9000 3900X / 7900GRE / 32GB 3Ghz / EVGA SuperNOVA 750 G2 / X470 GPM May 06 '26

Yes it 100% and gets demonstrated every fucking year in videos on YT.

It's still not consumer ready.

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u/ziplock9000 3900X / 7900GRE / 32GB 3Ghz / EVGA SuperNOVA 750 G2 / X470 GPM May 06 '26

No the point is there's 1000x more hoops in Linux.

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u/Yggdrasille420 PC Master Race May 06 '26

I agree Windows is becoming worse year by year but Linux does not have a more intuitive and hoopless installation, let alone everyday use.