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end user and IT familiarity. sure you know Linux, most end users and a lot of IT folks don't. that and corporate VPN security stuff. I know the company I work
by flatiron 5y ago
end user and IT familiarity. sure you know Linux, most end users and a lot of IT folks don't.
that and corporate VPN security stuff. I know the company I work for uses FireEye (whatever that is) to make sure I'm up to no good or whatever it does. every time i bring up Linux I get the "VPN software" and "Security" as the biggest reasons why I need to just be happy with Win10 + WSL2 (which honestly isn't bad at all)
- rbanffy 5y ago> most end users These will complain loudly when the icon changes, but, really, don’t see the OS beyond the apps IT makes available. > and a lot of IT folks don't. that and corporate VPN security stuff. Here lies the problem. A lot of corporate IT departments have no idea of how to configure a fleet of Linux machines.
- littlestymaar 5y ago> These will complain loudly when the icon changes, but, really, don’t see the OS beyond the apps IT makes available. And they're doomed to complain anyway because Windows seven EOL is in a bit more than 1 year!
- flatiron 5y ago“I tried installing webex and double clicked and i saw a glass of wine configuring my home directory instead”