I was quite happy with 1709. In fact, I might be going back to it. Installed 1809 on 3 Oct via direct download. Noticed a bit of lag but no weird stuff like disappearing files.
I never heard of a modern Linux distro screwing up after an update. How does Microsoft a multi billion $ company not do a reliable update?
This occurs when there isn't enough space in C: drive.
No issue if your data/file is stored on another drive.

lol our resident linux hater........
Wait till karching rot still haven't become anywhere close to mainstream.
Sorry, as much as i hate win10, but windows is still the way to go for gamers
Wait till karching rot still haven't become anywhere close to mainstream.
Sorry, as much as i hate win10, but windows is still the way to go for gamers
The start menu search seem to be noticeably faster on a puny sata ssd than 1803. reddit.com/r/gatekeepingYeah sure, stay on Linux where drivers are ******* glued to the damn kernel.
Want a new WiFi driver? Please recompile a new kernel
Want to add firmware to /lib/firmware? Please generate a new initrd or initramfs
Want to update the ucode to Intel's processor? Please generate a new initrd or new initramfs
Want to get a new GPU driver? please recompile a new kernel. And please recompile Mesa with its shitton of dependencies. Oh, your version of Xserver or Wayland is too old? SUCKS TO BE YOU, YOU CAN'T BUILD THE LATEST VERSION OF THE MESA DRIVERS.
Doesn't help that the bulk of desktop Linux users are noobs on Ubuntu who don't even know the first thing about the basic complexities of how a desktop Linux distribution works.
