Now do adding program to startup directory on atleast 5 windows modern version from xp to today to same with 5 different distros.
Also show the screen after attaching external HDD and trying to use it in ANY 5 softwares in windows xp and any 5 softwares on different Linux distros . Pathetically hard is word that comes wit mind.
För first part, its pathetically hard to find the directory and more over out a program shortcut so that it can immediately start at computer start in Linux because the directory is not existent and there is no exe shortcut equivalent in Linux to out in that directory
Secondly if you connect an HDD , it's instantly available to copy and to read FROM any and all apps in windows.this is very very hard in Linux , I connected externe HDD but I had do "mounting" to use it in media manager to even say save media here.
Apart from being trivial to these things in windows, there is some firing telling how to do it on their own distro usi g Terminal. I mean come on, who want to use terminal in 2026 as a regular user and for regular use.
Admit it Linux bros; Linux sux. Most celebrated- 4% market share for Linux os - is hardly any measure of usefulness and I doubt it will go beyond measly 5-7%. Until Linux stops , fix problems by Terminal, and be actually usefull.