And one more thing , i just dont like the look and feel of ubuntu or their distros or how they run things , it's ugly .
okay im done with my rant, send me all your nasty replies and tear me down

the point of my post is becuase ubuntus are harder to use than the ones i mentioned,linux mint is getting old now(still on 16.04 with outdated qt) and in ubuntu you have to add ppas for many thingsMintyO wrote:I won't give you the kind of response that you expect, nor do I hate you. I simply don't see the point of your post: you clearly like the "other" linux ecosystem side better than debian based OSs, a preference opposite of mine. So?
good question.Moem wrote: I'm curious too: what is the purpose of this post?
Attention.Crewp wrote:good question.Moem wrote: I'm curious too: what is the purpose of this post?
and it is easy to see it if you come from win 7 / XP;Linux mint isn't all that good at all
lmintnewb2 wrote:... Don't like LM, don't use it...
Well, the trolling did kind of work! Look how many responses the thread has received so far. If I were the OP I would be sitting back and watching everyone respond. Wouldn't post myself though. As far what 4chan is like now, I still go there but only to the /g/ - technology - board. I haven't been to the rest of it for years. It's truly diabolical and ceased to be interesting or funny a good while back - it just became depressing.chrisuk wrote:OP,
I'm sure your school friends think your post is tremendously funny... in fact you'll probably be very popular at school next week. The problem is, being a troll is not as easy as some people think it is. You're obviously new to it (Troll with training wheels), but I'll give you a couple of tips:
Firstly, it's important to upset people - you need to post in forums populated by fanboys and/or fanatics (Religious forums and Mac forums are good; years ago the Ubuntu forums were good, but there's less fanboys now). It's no good posting "I hate you and everything you like" and then disappearing; you need to encourage others to reply - get the thread going before you move on to the next forum. It also helps if you can either have multiple accounts or get the help of a friend to be on your side (people spot a single troll, but can be uncertain if there's more than one in the same thread). Make more than 10 posts before starting your thread (low post count is a dead giveaway)
Also, you might want to try 4chan, it used to be a great place to learn your trade... not sure what it's like now.
Anyway, best of luck with your new hobby; but don't neglect your school studies.
(Mods: Sorry, I was bored and couldn't help myself... delete my post if you deem it necessary)