I know I’ll get down voted for this, but from that site:
"Microsoft wants you to buy a new computer.
But what if you could make your current one fast and secure again?"
Kind of a sensationalized statement. I’ve upgraded tons of machines from 2015 and newer to windows 11 without issues. Sure, not all of them, but I’d say a majority of them, and the “upgrade” is free.
I guess I wanted to point out this piece isn’t as doom and gloom as it seems.
Ya for personal use the whole libre office suite is way more than what I need. I think everyone should be using it unless they are in an office setting and have special cases like what you’ve mentioned.
What did I just read?
So a windows application, or “Windows app” AKA remote desktop? Smh at Microsoft…
So did I, yesterday, but I still think I have to rebuild because I’m reducing disk quantities :(
Nah I went LCD 512 when it went on sale for 419 CAD.
Just bought myself a steam deck. Gaming on Linux has never been so pleasant.
But wait, when I control F for “AI” nothing shows up?!
What a breath of fresh air…
Oh ya I kind of figured, I was just having a laugh 😂
It’s bad for other reasons too, like a script on a website would launch as root… And also without a password if your disk was encrypted your data is protected even if someone has physical access.
It is just generally common knowledge to not run around in God mode all day, otherwise sudo wouldn’t exist.
I remember these dark times… It got a bit easier when smartphones were more prevalent.
I built an amd system with Nvidia graphics card in 2019 and it works fine. Wi-Fi Bluetooth Ethernet 144hz display etc all work fine.
The same way.
Probably not. I guess it depends what you want to do in IT. And the org. Some orgs use a lot of Linux, and Linux is a whole different ball game at the enterprise level. It’s not just knowing about Linux, but how to properly manage, secure, and patch it at scale.
It might also depend on if you have previous IT experience. If you’ve got a ton of previous experience it could help.
The Linux subsystem for windows.
Yes, I remember these days. I had a few Ubuntu CDs from back then.
I think you should cruise this guy’s channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg6gPGh8HU2U01vaFCAsvmQ
He’s very fair and uses all operating systems. I’m almost certain he’s had a video on this exact question.