concept_fuel
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No OS is perfect, hence why you have so many flavours.
Me, myself and I am mainly a windows user most of the time,
but from time to time would dabble in linux for "fun" or doing cloning or testing with a live usb stick hence why
I still dual boot between windows and whatever distro I happen to like at the time.
Installing and using linux have improve quite tremendously so much so that you can even
live on a USB stick and run a persistence live version and be happy with it for normal
basic computing stuff.
While I get the frustration that some feel, me personally do a whole lot of stuff in linux from
encoding videos, photo editing, gaming, web surfing etc without issues and this with
the latest hardware being a ryzen 7 1700 cpu with nvidia gtx 1080ti.
(See pic below and who needs wifi when a lan connection is a must if we're talking about desktop use)
Could I live without windows, well maybe but do I want to, well not really.
Like I said no OS is perfect there are pros and cons to each one of them and
until linux has more than 60% market share I will still dual boot.
Me, myself and I am mainly a windows user most of the time,
but from time to time would dabble in linux for "fun" or doing cloning or testing with a live usb stick hence why
I still dual boot between windows and whatever distro I happen to like at the time.
Installing and using linux have improve quite tremendously so much so that you can even
live on a USB stick and run a persistence live version and be happy with it for normal
basic computing stuff.
While I get the frustration that some feel, me personally do a whole lot of stuff in linux from
encoding videos, photo editing, gaming, web surfing etc without issues and this with
the latest hardware being a ryzen 7 1700 cpu with nvidia gtx 1080ti.
(See pic below and who needs wifi when a lan connection is a must if we're talking about desktop use)
Could I live without windows, well maybe but do I want to, well not really.
Like I said no OS is perfect there are pros and cons to each one of them and
until linux has more than 60% market share I will still dual boot.