> Ignoring the obvious that not everybody gets to choose the operating system their enterprise uses For sure. If you can't choose, then I don't blame you. > t

> Ignoring the obvious that not everybody gets to choose the operating system their enterprise uses For sure. If you can't choose, then I don't blame you. > there's real reasons to use Windows for performance I can't really think of any reason though. You gave the example of SQLServer, but that also runs on Linux. Does SQL Server perform better on Windows than Linux? Edit: found a benchmark here: https://www.dbbest.com/blog/running-sql-server-on-linux/ https://www.dbbest.com/blog/running-sql-server-on-linux/ Turns out you get better performance for SQL Server on Linux compared to windows. I am not surprised by this at all.