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And it's for those exact reasons that I have no problem with Windows Server, or Windows 7, or Visual Studio when doing native development. Oh, and the apps I ca

And it's for those exact reasons that I have no problem with Windows Server, or Windows 7, or Visual Studio when doing native development. Oh, and the apps I care about? Modeling, gaming, watching dumb videos on the internet, enjoying Netflix? Those just work. That's the real reason I use Windows when I'm not screwing around in server land. For certain things, sure, the shell and OS model beat Windows hand down--but it's hardly a broken thing. OSX can go eat a duck, though.

tagrun 11y ago
> Modeling, gaming, watching dumb videos on the internet, enjoying Netflix? You can do every single one of those under with GNU/Linux too. Blender, steam, emulators, firefox/flash/chromium+chromium-widevine (or simply install chrome) have long been available under Linux. Unlike Windows, "apps" come without malware from the official repos.