Why should you try Linux? This is why.
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I like how #5 implies you can’t run windows software on windows.
Well, it is true that Wine actually has better compatibility with some older Windows software.
Indeed. My university used to have a lot of issued dues to old automation software that needed windows xp, so they could never upgrade the computers in the lab.
I hate articles like this, so let’s go through it.
- 1: Fair, but it undermines how much you can tune Windows and MacOS, they are not nearly as set in stone as people think.
- 2: Completely true and based.
- 3: There is a Linux way of doing things, and there are many things that follow from that, like not being able to do advanced admin task without a command line, unlike on Windows. Lock-in also refers more to stuff like hardware lock in for MacOS not just the OS not having an option to change something.
- 4: Kinda fair, if you use the right distro with the right settings, but in my experience you still have to reboot semi-often.
- 5: I don’t get this one, Wine is on MacOS and Windows has WSL(g), so I don’t see how you are ahead on Linux at all.
- 6: This is kinda dumb kinda not dumb, Ignores the AppStore, WinStore, winget and other tools common on these OSs.
- 7: Ok, I’m good on this. People have some pretty sick Wallpaper engine and raindrop setups on Windows as well.
- 8: Nah, I don’t know what you are talking about there mate. based on my last few install sessions for laptops there are plenty of stuff that is glitchy as all hell.
