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I've been a Windows user since Win95, used it professionally since Win98 SE. I'm just so used to it that it became second nature to me. I've dabbled in some Lin
by radiojasper 4y ago
I've been a Windows user since Win95, used it professionally since Win98 SE. I'm just so used to it that it became second nature to me. I've dabbled in some Linux blends but for one reason or another I always:
- Hated the looks of it
- Something got borked
- Had issued with drivers
- None of my apps run well on it.
I need Windows because it does what I need it to do: Operate my system. I don't use Office nor Outlook because I never send emails or write documents and if I HAVE to write a document I'll jot it in Notion or just in EditPadLite. I just need Windows because it runs all my apps properly, all the time. I'm sure a Mac can as well, but I'm not going to spend 2500 on a laptop that overheats and has a terrible keyboard. Linux, any blend, is just out of the question for me. And seeing what Microsoft has been doing to make Windows more developer friendly, now all tools that used to require a Linux command line, now work fine in Windows CMD. I'm talking about node, npm, chocolatey, python, php. It's all just installed and working fine. And therefore I don't want to switch. At all.