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I have plenty of experience with linux on laptops and windows. Yes it is very nice to have 1, 2 or even 5 Laptops which work with linux. Windows still runs on
by sigi45 9y ago
I have plenty of experience with linux on laptops and windows.
Yes it is very nice to have 1, 2 or even 5 Laptops which work with linux.
Windows still runs on more devices, better.
I had never the issue, that i had to sit it out that a specific bug came into the release cycle of a windows update but i had this 4 times in 3 years with arch linux.
And i also have a strange experience with linux: One ssd does work flawless under windows and under linux it creates minilags of the whole system.
While i like my linux machine and i use it daily @work and also daily @private laptop, it takes more effort and more knowledge than windows.
- rbanffy 9y ago> Yes it is very nice to have 1, 2 or even 5 Laptops which work with linux. It's been a long time I haven't seen a general purpose laptop or desktop that didn't work flawlessly with both Ubuntu and Fedora. The only one I have is the MacBook Pro in front of me, but it comes with a decent OS anyway. > Windows still runs on more devices, better. Can it delete open files now?
- oblio 9y ago> Can it delete open files now? Does it matter? And how is this related to the rest of the discussion? :)
- rbanffy 9y agoThe open-delete-close pattern is common with Unix-like OSs. It makes temporary files invisible and inaccessible to any program that doesn't have them already open at deletion time.
- psy-q 9y ago> under linux it creates minilags Samsung 840 series? Well-known bug in their firmware. Update your firmware.
- sigi45 9y agoNope; Early intel SSD from 2009 when they were released.