>high resolution monitor are you a game dev? someone who works with graphics? someone who does photo/video related work? shouldn't be using linux anyways. pi

>high resolution monitor are you a game dev? someone who works with graphics? someone who does photo/video related work? shouldn't be using linux anyways. piss-poor OS for that type of work unless you want to spend time debugging stuff instead of working >no standard for anything there is a standard, it's just not the standard you're "used" to. again, if you don't wanna spend time learning new paradigms-linux is not the way to go for you >The rabid hate people who write software for a living have for closed source software makes me feel like I'm doing something wrong. Do these people just have super human capabilities to be able to keep up Linux dev machines and resist the temptation of working MS installs? Is Windows as bad as people claim and I'm just subject to Stockholm Syndrome? probably, linux requires a "i'll fix it/patch it/install something additional if it doesn't work" mindset whereas MS and Apple sell a "it just works" mindset to you-which works until something breaks(eg windows 10 broke my wifi,had to do some drilling to figure out windows 10 was using some kind of wonky setting for it that my wifi chip didn't support)