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Seconded. SQL server does work quite well on Linux and was surprisingly easy to get going. I prefer Postgres but sometimes we don't always get what what we want
by mythrwy 8y ago
Seconded. SQL server does work quite well on Linux and was surprisingly easy to get going. I prefer Postgres but sometimes we don't always get what what we want and hey, I'll take it cause I can use it on Linux!
As for MS Windows, WTF? Not only the forced ads making it seem like in some kind of casino built for 4 year olds (assume it's some kind of play to suck the kiddies in?), it's an abortion of mismatched UI, half of it trying to look like a cheaply built web app, then on next screen dumping you back into some NT style select panel. It's just awful. To say nothing of invasive updates and general Windows unpleasantness. I can say without reservation I have no use for the OS at all, Linux is just so much more pleasant to use at this point.
- sitepodmatt 8y agoNail on the head. Settings are vomitted across the "cheaply built web app", the old control panel, gpedit.msc and regedit where not exposed.. In the early days of Windows 10 they were still mopping up the shitshow of 8 and 8.1 but 3 years later they havent sorted out even the settings.
- 72deluxe 8y agoThankfully you can still run Windows+R > control Or "control [shortcut]" eg control fonts Or can still use MMC, or blablabla.msc, eg. devmgmt.msc and hardly have to interact with the snow-blindness Settings app.