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Why do you still hate Windows?
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And that's okay, however those same people are the ones saying Windows is unusable because it would take a very long time to disable analytics. This is the thing, people aren't consistent.
How is that not consistent though? If someone's argument is windows is usable because it takes to long to disable analytics the argument isn't invalidated by them configuring Linux for 1000 hours. Linux comes out of the box with no analytics so they would only be inconsistent if they spent that 1000 hours trying to disable Linux analytics. I enjoy configuring Linux but I do not enjoy configuring my system to be malware free.