Absolutely the worst thing ever happened to me was to try to install Ubuntu to start coding. I spent 100 hours on internet on more than 100 websites to make a sense of what was happenng, I had more than 100 different errors, flashed my USB drive more than 40 times, tried every combination, read hell a lot of forums and watched numeroues videos, even asked help from community to setup Ubuntu to start doing coding. Having a 25 years background in PC hardware and software I am gobsmacked how is possible that there are people out here using this "OS", absolute waste of time and money. After 1 months of trying EVERYTHING i gave up and reinstalled Windows and will study there whatever i can as the coding bootcamp became a "How to sort out 1 million issues with Ubuntu" and instead of even starting learning, I am still trying to make it worked. I found a useful video on youtube what helped me to finally install it after 1 month, but every single time when booting it come up with a different error and won't boot or maybe 1 out of 10 times i am lucky to get into Ubuntu but again can't do anything as whatever I click on, won't open, can't update any software as saying I am not connected to the internet when I am clearly connected, then sometimes will start the update but will come up with 1 million other issues. So in a 100 hours of trying everything, I couldn't enjoy Ubuntu more than 5 minutes without having another error. The Odin Project discord channel was more useless than I initially thought, there are always some internet cowboys blaming you that you are giving up too soon and they will guide you then after 30 minutes they will never ever answer you again. Wasting 100 hours on a 30 minute job and you telling me I am a quiter then clearly you have no life and live in a carboard box. I don;t usually leaving review but this was like a full time job to make this happen and obviously my experience was just a big mess and fustration. Bye forever Linux!
