5 Honest Reasons to Avoid Switching to Linux
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5 Honest Reasons to Avoid Switching to Linux
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Re: 5 Honest Reasons to Avoid Switching to Linux
#2Ah, yes - the two operating systems - Linux and Windows. There are no other OSes.
This feels more like clickbait than anything else, unless we're to believe that Windows developers, Windows sysadmins and gamers don't already know these things.
Re: 5 Honest Reasons to Avoid Switching to Linux
#3"Things on Linux are done in a different way than on Windows, for example:
Software does not come from the random Internet"
Windows has an App Store, right?
Re: 5 Honest Reasons to Avoid Switching to Linux
#4"Things on Linux are done in a different way than on Windows, for example: Software does not come from the random Internet" Windows has an App Store, right?
And now windows has a packages manager "winget" [1].
Re: 5 Honest Reasons to Avoid Switching to Linux
#5"Things on Linux are done in a different way than on Windows, for example: Software does not come from the random Internet" Windows has an App Store, right?
And now windows has a packages manager "winget" [1]. [1]: https://github.com/microsoft/winget-cli
I've barely used Windows but I understand that things are signed so when a user installs a package it's signed and they need to be an administrator to install it.
Re: 5 Honest Reasons to Avoid Switching to Linux
#6Ah, yes - the two operating systems - Linux and Windows. There are no other OSes. This feels more like clickbait than anything else, unless we're to believe that Windows developers, Windows sysadmins and gamers don't already know these things.
To be honest, I think the point of the article is to list some of the reason way Linux is not for average users. And they talk about Windows since it's the most used desktop OS.
Hopefully one day Linux would be the goto desktop OS.
Re: 5 Honest Reasons to Avoid Switching to Linux
#7Ah, yes - the two operating systems - Linux and Windows. There are no other OSes. This feels more like clickbait than anything else, unless we're to believe that Windows developers, Windows sysadmins and gamers don't already know these things.
To be honest, I think the point of the article is to list some of the reason way Linux is not for average users. And they talk about Windows since it's the most used desktop OS. Hopefully one day Linux would be the goto desktop OS.
Hopefully one day Linux would be the goto desktop OS.
It is. For me, anyway. Who cares what the next person is using? That's their problem, and none of my business at all.