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My concern is lack of support for certain things and flexibility. To be fair, I have very little knowledge of what's supported and what's not. If it help, here
by freeplay 3y ago
My concern is lack of support for certain things and flexibility.
To be fair, I have very little knowledge of what's supported and what's not. If it help, here's 2 things I love about Linux:
1. The dev experience. This is obvious. Great package managers, native container support, etc. It all works great and feels snappy.
2. Ability to do obscure things. For example, a family friend may want a bunch of pictures archived. I can mount his google Drive with rclone, grab all of his pics and burn them to a blu-ray. Obviously, this is not an everyday use case but I appreciate the ability to do these types of things if I ever need to. I don't want to have to spin up a VM to support these odd one offs.