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Yes, but when I last played with it, it's got a forced reboot every 24 hours, which limits any real-world usage. To be honest the whole experience was sub-par
by mattowen_uk 5y ago
Yes, but when I last played with it, it's got a forced reboot every 24 hours, which limits any real-world usage.
To be honest the whole experience was sub-par and I went back to using a GUI-less Raspbian install.
- nix23 5y ago>it's got a forced reboot every 24 hours But that's "Best Practice" will all Windows systems ;) >To be honest the whole experience was sub-par Yeah, it's really nothing special..
- magicalhippo 5y ago> But that's "Best Practice" will all Windows systems ;) Reminds me of back in 1999 or so, when me and a colleague was installing some additional workstations for a small company, about 20-30 employees. While there, the local IT guy asked us to take a look at the domain controller as it had been a bit sluggish and acting up lately. As customary for small shops, the domain controller also handled e-mail and was a print server. The domain controller ran NT4, and as one usually does we started by firing up Task Manager to see what was running. There we noticed the CPU graph, which showed the uptime: 849 days... We were so amazed the thing ran at all we almost didn't want to reboot it.
- nix23 5y agoYeah WindowsServer is extremely stable if it just runs Microsoft software on it.