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as an office worker... i use linux, a bunch in my team use apple's OS. i'd say it's only about half of my team that still uses windows, trending downwards. but
by q0uaur 3y ago
as an office worker... i use linux, a bunch in my team use apple's OS. i'd say it's only about half of my team that still uses windows, trending downwards. but in general i'd probably agree that more than 72% of office workers use windows, just definitely not all of them and i'd expect it to keep trending downwards if m$ doesn't change course.
- whatever1 3y agoYour employer must have the nicest IT on this planet. Bringing a different OS to a company is almost impossible.
- datadrivenangel 3y agoAll the cool companies I've worked for have had options. The coolest ones even allow you to use linux.
- freedomben 3y agoWilling to name some? The only big co I've worked at that wasn't a startup was Red Hat, which made linux a first-class option, but I don't fully count them :-D
- hollerith 3y agoGoogle lets its devs use their in-house Linux distro.
- pjmlp 3y agoEven places like CERN used to have an IT policy that you're on your own if not using Windows or Mac. Even when they co-designed Scientific Linux alongside Fermilab, and all the servers were on Linux, moving away from Solaris. Speaking as one of the beta testers, back in 2004.