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this is me with graphic design. I use photoshop, illustrator and indesign but when someone asks me to do something simple in powerpoint I'm like "ok ... now how do we make a rectangle ..." and it's like I'm touching a mouse for the first time in my life.
drawing on PowerPoint is a nightmare
Show me an Apple OS and I go full Boomer Mode. It's embarrassing.
It depends. I’m Carl Weathers with XP.
Baby, you got a stew goin'
Why is everyone poking fun at Vernon Wells? Because he's intentionally being goofy for the picture?
He holds the distinction of fighting in the most comically lopsided boss fights ever filmed. Arnold circa 1984 vs my neighbor Larry who always lets me borrow his ladder and smokes a mean brisket while drinking 12 beers.
Let me download this thing real qui-
Edge Crashes
Okay let me just ope-
Store crashes
Nvm ill just che-
Settings crashes
How about control panel?
actually opens
Okay cool now we just need to che-
Menu no longer exists because it moved to Settings
Screw it let's check google on my phone
sfc /scannow
Okay I'm out
I learned programming in a command line environment (VAX/VMS) but then started doing Microsoft contract jobs and got too used to Windows, so now Linux is very cryptic to me. Tbh Unix always has been, especially compared to VMS where all the system commands and their options are actual words. But I ran Ubuntu exclusively for a year or two and only reverted to Windows out of necessity, but now that I don't need any Windows crap anymore I'm ready to go to Linux again.
Besides Ubuntu I've heard good things about Mint. Also Oreon looks interesting. Any opinions?
Mint is like when a Team of reasonable People took Ubuntu and removed the stuff they don't like, and add there own Oldscool (win7~xp) Desktop and a few usefull Tools. Works well for me on slow/mobile devices that do simple things (Browser, libereoffice, mail, copy files) Very reliable for that. But i don't use it for Desktop/Workstation Stuff like Virtualisation/Server