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Neither would I, personally. But Linux is hard to manage for corporations especially when people use different distros. These things may be required by the sec
by GekkePrutser 5y ago
Neither would I, personally. But Linux is hard to manage for corporations especially when people use different distros.
These things may be required by the security department. So WSL is a nice carrot there for them. Management through Windows and Linux on top of it. I worked in endpoint management so I can see the appeal.
However personally I really like the way Linux is free of corporate influence. In fact I switched to FreeBSD for that reason as I feel that big IT is getting too involved with Linux.
- wumpus 5y ago> But Linux is hard to manage for corporations especially when people use different distros. Last time I set up a startup, our developers all worked in the same environment as our servers.
- GekkePrutser 5y agoBut that's a startup, I was speaking more of enterprise (in which I work). We have much more rigid security rules, and we're also a much bigger target for bad actors.