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I have been exclusively a Linux user for about half of the past four years. I have been moving back and forth between Linux and Windows. Some people really lo
by gexla 16y ago
I have been exclusively a Linux user for about half of the past four years. I have been moving back and forth between Linux and Windows. Some people really love Linux and use it as a desktop, I just see it as a tool.
Trying something new might be fun at first, but Linux can wear on you after a while. The inability to use your Windows programs, spending hours looking up small issues with the O.S. and other things get old.
After a while I decided that I could care less about using the Linux GUI and I really just wanted a console. This is served fine with virtualization.
My suggestion, install Virtualbox and run Linux as a VM and log into it with a console.
- norswap 16y agoI totally second this. As for what is said a little above, both vi and emacs are available on Windows.