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I had a small business in 1995. We offered Slackware Linux for free and provided free training and installation for clients who wanted to try it. When Windows 9
by orionblastar 1y ago
I had a small business in 1995. We offered Slackware Linux for free and provided free training and installation for clients who wanted to try it. When Windows 95 came out, I had a 486DX 50Mhz system that booted Windows 95 and Linux, and Linux was more stable than Windows 95. Linux was also better than OS/2, but it didn't run DOS and Windows programs in Linux yet.
Those who chose Linux were happy with the choice. But they were only a minority.
Now, Windows 11 requirements make a lot of PCs obsolete unless they install Linux on them.