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I'll check out the Pinebook and Linux Mint, thank you for the concrete suggestions! > at this point the Linux ecosystem and its various distros can do just abo
by aptidude187 7y ago
I'll check out the Pinebook and Linux Mint, thank you for the concrete suggestions!
> at this point the Linux ecosystem and its various distros can do just about everything Windows and Mac could, this isn't the 90s anymore.
That's good to hear! I used Ubuntu in University for a short while and it seemed quite well developed, the problem was that I was bound to some tools that were only available on Windows/Mac, such that I couldn't adopt it as my main OS. Anyways I appreciate your constructive input, thanks.
- asdff 7y agoYou could always dual boot Windows if it's critical. You don't need a registration for windows 10. All it will do is put up a little disclaimer in the bottom right corner and occasionally nag you, but otherwise there is no reason to pay for Windows anymore.