This isn't really a question, I am tired of learning programing just to use an OS.

I am writing today because I am frustrated. For several years I used Ubuntu without too many problems on an old HP desktop. It was wonderful and did what I wanted it to do. Then everyone swiched from the old AMD processors and when to the new ones, this was at Ubuntu 11. Ever since I have been having a really hard time getting Ubuntu to work for me. I am so frustrated I could scream.

I swiched from Windows to Linux because Windows is becomeing so unmanageable that I can no longer afford to waste so much time stripping and reloading it. Ubuntu is getting to be just as bad. I am now running Ubuntu Studio and it was ok at first, but now the file manager (thundar) isn't working properly and after attempting to change to a different one I have more problems than what I started with, including a sound driver that isn't working.

Note: I may be able to work in the terminal, but I don't want to. I want to be an end user and keep everything on my system running without having to regularly wipe everything down and reload it.

If I could affort it, I would run out and get a Mac, even today on Black Friday. Sadly I can't so I have to put up with either Linux (which is still my preffered OS even over the MAC proprietary) or heaven forbid reinstall Windows. For now I am running away from Ubuntu again and I'll go to my back up, Mint which isn't perfect but a whole heck of a lot more stable than Ubuntu.

Just so you know; if your goal is to beat Windows, you *have not* yet succedded. Your management may pretend, but I know better since I am evidence that Ubuntu still has a long way to go. The *only* reason I write today is to let you know this and maybe someone in your organization will care enough to listen.

Exodus 22:22

I really don't have time for this, but Mint here I come...

Oh, PS... I do not know who you think you are putting such vulagr advertising in the software center. The three games listed have graphics that are totally offensive to me and I have no other way to complain, but here at the end of this comment.