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    My web browser gets the full 1900Mbps.

    I don’t expect you to help me. The Linux community doesn’t help, they just sit there and attack people, and then wonder why their OS gains 0.000001% market share every year.

    Also I didn’t talk like a moron. I said Linux doesn’t “just work”, and the irony is that you refuse to help me fix something on linux that should “just work”.

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        You probably fucked something up and are blaming Linux not “just working.” I’ve installed many distros on many machines, my servers, my laptops, my desktop I’m on right now… they all connected at full speeds. In other words, it just works.

        I literally clicked “install”. But yes, please, blame me. That’s how you push away new users, by blaming them, instead of understanding things don’t “just work” on Linux.

        My browser getting the full speed shows that it’s not my connection being set to half duplex.

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            You’re mad at me because I said Linux doesn’t just work, and I followed it with proof.

            You’re hostile and gross. Enjoy coping.

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                Notice how I didn’t call you names once? Grow up.

                Here’s Windows today downloading at 1.1Gbps. Keep in mind, the download finished so quickly, it didn’t have time to reach 1.9Gbps.

                Here’s Linux reaching a max of 125Mbps, as of RIGHT NOW.

                Continue to be insufferable and make excuses for your terrible OS.

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                    It’s because you are overly confident in the ignorant and inaccurate conclusions you’ve drawn.

                    Tell me which conclusions I have drawn and what is inaccurate? I’d love to hear.

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                Here’s a fresh image showing everything at once, also.

                I am waiting for your excuses.

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      My web browser gets the full 1900Mbps.

      And why you didn’t mention such important detail in the beginning? “Steam on windows downloads faster than steam on linux” is much different from “browser on linux downloads faster than steam on linux”.

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        I did.

        I said Steam downloads slowly. Why would I make the distinction of Steam if I meant the entirety of the Linux OS?

        Also I changed to Manjaro and Steam still refuses to download quickly. So much for “just working”.

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          You did not.

          Why does Steam only download at 100Mbps max, when Windows downloads at 1500Mbps?

          You clearly said Windows, not Firefox

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            Context matters. You’re being disingenuous.

            I am literally using Linux right now. Busy spending all my hours trying to fix it and make it work.

            And I even attached a screenshot of the Linux desktop.

            It’s clear that I’m saying that I’m spending hours fixing Linux to make Steam (on Linux) download at full speed, while (Steam on) Windows downloads at full speed.