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Those aren't the only two options. There's not really any such thing as "windows hardware" - and if you really want maximize performance of low-end hardware, L
by skohan 4y ago
Those aren't the only two options. There's not really any such thing as "windows hardware" - and if you really want maximize performance of low-end hardware, Linux is really the king for that use-case.
A lot of low-end hardware will not even run Windows 11, which is probably going to be more and more of a pain to deal with as time goes on.
- massysett 4y agoI have to run proprietary software on it. Installing it on Linux is a pain. It’s doable in Linux, but the hassle of Linux gets me absolutely nothing in return here. I’ve used Linux extensively so I know. I don’t need to maximize the performance of the hardware. I don’t need Windows 11. Sometimes Windows really is the best solution.