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A study on tech literacy (lemmy.world)

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[–] KingPorkChop@lemmy.ca 2 points 15 hours ago (1 children)

Funny. We had a bunch of Lenovo laptops we ordered in for the developers. A few stayed as Windows and a bunch got various versions of Linux installed.

The Windows laptop chugged along and did their thing, We had a problem with some of the Linux laptops overheating. Some just were unusable unstable.

Ideally we all use what works best for us. I'm not going to get into an argument over which OS is better because clearly it has to do with what hardware it's on, how it's setup, and who is running it. I also think it's pathetic to make an OS part of my personality. I use whatever at work, but at home I use Windows so I don't have to mess with things. I get it installed on good hardware, update some drivers, and the thing chugs along fine. I can't remember when my workstation at home has ever crashed. My Windows laptop does from time to time because it's a Asus ROG that it a bit dodgy. My Apple laptop and my Chromebook are buggy and crashes as well so maybe I just have bad luck with personal laptops.

[–] Illecors@lemmy.cafe 1 points 13 hours ago

You're right about hardware - sometimes it just is dodgy. But a tiling wm is a tiling wm.
Developers looking after their laptops? That's asking for trouble. They know enough to be dangerous, but not enough to dig themselves out of the holes they're creating.
I've never made linux as part of my personality - I've discovered it. We naturally lean towards things we're good at and get good at things we lean towards. I'll (hooefully) never initiate preaching of linux and its userspace, but if a conversation happens to go that way - I'll happily chime in.

Have a nice day!