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I use Windows (not 10), I like the convenience of it that most things, drivers work out of the box. But given the direction Microsoft is going it's likely my n
by dmortin 6y ago
I use Windows (not 10), I like the convenience of it that most things, drivers work out of the box.
But given the direction Microsoft is going it's likely my next machine will run Linux. All the software I use is available for Linux too, so I guess the main unconvenience will be that I'll have to pay attention when buying hardware to make sure there are proper Linux drivers for them.
I guess there are plenty of people using Windows for convenience, but if the longer trend is that it will have ads, I'll need a Microsoft account to run it, etc. then many of those people who know their way around computer OSs may switch to Linux instead.