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I'd argue it is more inertia and lock in, and the fact that the vast majority of desktop PCs come pre-installed with Windows. Honestly, I spend less time maint
by MattPalmer1086 3y ago
I'd argue it is more inertia and lock in, and the fact that the vast majority of desktop PCs come pre-installed with Windows.
Honestly, I spend less time maintaining my Linux desktops than I do fixing the Windows boxes in my house. Had to reinstall Windows completely several times to fix issues with updates not applying and other things that just don't work properly. And don't get me started on the endlessly nested configuration UI in Windows, some bits are modern, some bits seem to date back to XP, nothing is in one place.