• Possibly linux@lemmy.zip
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          6 months ago

          Change is hard and expensive. Not to mention there aren’t a lot of good alternatives. Linux is good but the flexibility is also a potential drawback as there isn’t a standard way of doing things.

          Not to mention a lot of business software runs on Windows and Windows alone. You will not get support for anything else.

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            6 months ago

            a lot more of people’s and business use cases can already easily be on linux than we give it credit for though.

            in the business side someone will sadly have to be the early adopter for the rest to come through.