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No, they come through our shop and still fully patched, glitch out in the most ridiculous ways related to start menu, search, etc. Also not very happy about all
by pcdoodle 3y ago
No, they come through our shop and still fully patched, glitch out in the most ridiculous ways related to start menu, search, etc. Also not very happy about all the ewaste this is going to create, our customers were fine with the performance of 2-7th gen cpus. The only good thing about it: still executes legacy software.
- gumballindie 3y agoI’ll add another comment here as i am rather blown away by how far linux has come - why not recommend linux to your clients? They’d save money and get a better experience. If all they do is browse the web or read emails then linux is perfect for them. Let alone it can play steam games and runs some windows apps rather well these days. It will also reduce ewaste and give them better security and privacy.
- justinclift 3y agoWonder how well Steam's "Proton" would work for Windows business applications? Outside of Steam of course. ;) Might give even more runway to old, legacy Windows applications.
- gumballindie 3y agoThat's an interesting one. I imagine there are loads of legacy apps and captive customers lying around that could benefit from linux.