• FoxBJK
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    1 year ago

    Guess it depends on the industry. I’m a web developer so it doesn’t matter what OS I use, and frankly it’s far easier to install and configure the tools I need on Linux than it is on Windows. I can leave a Linux system online for weeks at a time, which in some cases is the entire length of a contract.

    Windows is good, but it requires just as much training as any other system to become a real power user.

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      1 year ago

      I disagree. If you consider a power user using PowerShell or terminal, then sure. But simple things on windows are more complex on Linux. Like installing a program, if you can do it through snap or apt get then great, still more complex for the average user compared to windows where you just download and click.

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        1 year ago

        Literally it’s just download and click.

        From the Store if it’s there, or from the application website.