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That's pretty much what I've come to. Linux is the way forward. Not Windows, and not Mac. Most of my toolchain exists in Linux, and much of it is developed and
by kefka 11y ago
That's pretty much what I've come to. Linux is the way forward. Not Windows, and not Mac.
Most of my toolchain exists in Linux, and much of it is developed and tested in Linux before anywhere else. WINE allows most windows programs to run, and do so well. WINE plus X allows x tunneling like Citrix, but over ssh.
And if I need a Windows VM, I can spin one up relatively easily. Admittedly, I just get a recent TPB Win10 install with activation removed/emulated, so I can do whatever meager testing I need to do.
- saiya-jin 11y agoworkwise, in many cases yes (mine included, it's even better!) multimedia wise, NOK. most games somehow run != all games run without issue, 100% Win performance. for many devices drivers suck - not linux fault, but no user really cares.
- coldpie 11y agoIt is definitely a case of "good enough," not "perfect." But Windows is not without its warts, so it's a question of which warts you are willing to put up with.