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> I've never known anyone to have an "e-mail" checking machine in their kitchen. I saw a lot of that in years past. Seems that there was a trend for awhile to

by rascul 9y ago

> I've never known anyone to have an "e-mail" checking machine in their kitchen. I saw a lot of that in years past. Seems that there was a trend for awhile to have a builtin desk in the kitchen, and that desk typically had a Windows computer on it. I doubt many of these people used it for more than email and basic stuff. > Go ahead, find one. I'll wait. Please tell me what OS is going to replace Windows?? I'm seeing Linux slowly take over on workstations, both at home and at the office. I'm no longer surprised to find Linux installed where previously it would have been unheard of. These are just my observations, though.

_Tev 9y ago
> I'm seeing Linux slowly take over on workstations, both at home and at the office. My observation is more and more people are trying linux, probably because of Win10 stuff. But they all say they don't like it, and go back to Win or to Mac. I heard yesterday one diehard linux fan pondering going to Mac ... If Apple did not let quality slide they would have be the windows-replacement, but we are stuck with 2 bad options and one funny-bad one. And Windows is still the most convenient and easiest, even if only because of history and inertia.