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Judging by replies here should really be a "why are you still on windows" askHN. Besides other reasons here, when you have decades of experience on how things
by poisonborz 3y ago
Judging by replies here should really be a "why are you still on windows" askHN.
Besides other reasons here, when you have decades of experience on how things work, hundreds of little utils and tools... and you want to finally concentrate more on productive work in your life and not start the whole hurdle anew.
Maybe if a perfect, seamless VM environment would exist, but that still leaves the HW problems.
- cm2187 3y agoI think I would miss how seamless is RDP too. I have a lots of VMs at home (simplifies backups, or allows to have a machine behind a VPN without affecting connectivity of the main machines).
- theodric 3y agoRDP is excellent, but xrdp[1] works pretty well (although most of the time I stick to SSH sessions and don't bother with remote GUI) [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xrdp https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xrdp