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I have long since given up trying to convince people to switch to Linux as their Desktop OS. There are many reasons, but the most important one is: I no longer
by usrbinbash 5y ago
I have long since given up trying to convince people to switch to Linux as their Desktop OS. There are many reasons, but the most important one is:
I no longer care, and I have no reason to.
So what if they don't switch? Does that impact me? No. Linux Desktop is awesome, is only getting better, and this will remain true wheter or not the masses switch over. The question which OS "won" has been decided long ago...the world runs on Linux, everything from our internet backbones to our phones and everything in between.
If companies want to waste money on licences, who am I to say no? And if a company doesn't allow Linux to be used in the workplace, well, I'm an engineer, I have options, thanks for your time & offer, please don't call me.
If people want Linux, it's right there, ready and waiting, available for everyone.
And if they don't, I don't care.