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Then there’s stuff like solid works. Also, here’s an experiment for you, pull some random 50 something from an Hr or accounting department, sit them in front o
by ehutch79 3y ago
Then there’s stuff like solid works.
Also, here’s an experiment for you, pull some random 50 something from an Hr or accounting department, sit them in front of a laptop and have them do their job on Linux.
- spintin 3y agoDassault and HR, yes thanks for proving my point.
- znpy 3y agoMost software is executed through the browser nowadays so most of those 50 something wouldn’t notice any difference.
- ehutch79 3y agoNot really relevant if they can't figure out why wifi isn't connecting again. Answers like 'you just need to open the terminal and run....' don't work.
- robocat 3y agoPick a reliable WiFi vendor on Linux and you have less problem on Linux than your average windows machine crap. It's not like Windows has a working [fix WiFi] button.
- znpy 3y agoI haven’t fiddled with wpa_supplicant in years, literally. It’s not 2006 anymore unless you’re using one of those dumb linux distros. Anything Ubuntu- or Fedora- based will most likely work out of the box.
- hulitu 3y ago> Most software is executed through the browser nowadays For values of "most" between 15% to 25% for an EE.
- fortran77 3y agoI'm 61, Hey @Dang -- why do you permit this disgusting ageism to go unchecked on Hacker News?