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Well, better is subjective but a couple of reasons that make it a default choice for most use cases: - User familiarity - Prevalence - Pre-installed As an a
by beermonster 5y ago
Well, better is subjective but a couple of reasons that make it a default choice for most use cases:
- User familiarity
- Prevalence
- Pre-installed
As an aside, I’ve installed plenty of Linux instances on people’s old hardware. In situations where I’ve set it up so everything “just works”, and where they were not big Windows users in the first place (so didn’t have to re-train muscle memory/find things) I found they got along just fine.