> Had zero problems, uptime of months, if not longer, ... That's the thing with Linux: most updates, including security updates, do not require a reboot. And t

> Had zero problems, uptime of months, if not longer, ... That's the thing with Linux: most updates, including security updates, do not require a reboot. And the thing is rock stable solid. > No random pauses, and everything, including search, just work. One detail I really love about Linux, since forever, it's that when you ask it to turn off, it turns off. Not in minutes. Not in a minute. No: it's turns off nearly instantly. When you ask to turn Windows off, for oh-so-many people, "stuff" happens. You don't know what exactly: it's probably sending your whole life as "telemetry" to "enhance your user experience" back to M$FT. Yup, it maybe childish to write M$FT like that, with a '$', but it doesn't change the fact that stuff happens when you turn Windows off and you don't know exactly what. And it's by now certainly related to '$' going somewhere to Microsoft seen how much that thing is spying on people.