> I'm having a hard time thinking of a simple task that is easier on Linux. Installing any program, compiling a c file, opening non-zip archives, writing an is

> I'm having a hard time thinking of a simple task that is easier on Linux. Installing any program, compiling a c file, opening non-zip archives, writing an iso to a usb, counting the lines that contain a certain word in a file, removing the preinstalled spyware, etc. > install a piece of software to a different disk than the OS resides on Windows is certainly much better than this than most distros (although it is not perfect, many programs such as the sims 2 expansion packs for example had issues with being installed in another disk). That being said, I am pretty sure that Nix does not have this issue.