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It fits that criteria, although I should have written *nix. Windows gets a lot of flack but it's honestly pretty stable. I haven't had a BSOD in like 10 years
by nickjj 10y ago
It fits that criteria, although I should have written *nix.
Windows gets a lot of flack but it's honestly pretty stable. I haven't had a BSOD in like 10 years and I routinely have 100+ days of uptime without performance degradation.
That's 100+ days of heavy development, virtual machines, recording screencasts, etc..
- herbst 10y agoDont have enough experience with it to deny that. But it sends data home, works only suboptimal with multiple screens (given better than mac, but not as smooth as Gnome + X) and depending on unix while only having it in a VM sounds far from optimal too. If its polished and feels smooth is probably depending on who looks at it.