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It's not whataboutism. Windows has a ton features spanning decades and privacy was never a priority given their paying customers' priority. Linux on the other h
by _8j50 5y ago
It's not whataboutism. Windows has a ton features spanning decades and privacy was never a priority given their paying customers' priority. Linux on the other hand was made by individuals and allows a lot more control and input from users. If privacy is your priority then Linux wind the race. If managable corporate workstation is your priority then windows wins the race.
- Bancakes 5y agoAnd these scripts allow me to mold Windows into something more usable, no need to jump ship.