How many Linux, or even BSD, users are there out there in the Waverse? I've been using Linux for close to 12.5 years now, 6 years on Ubuntu, and 6.5 years on Arch Linux. π π π β¨ π€
How many Linux, or even BSD, users are there out there in the Waverse? I've been using Linux for close to 12.5 years now, 6 years on Ubuntu, and 6.5 years on Arch Linux. π π π β¨ π€
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You poor soul, I truly feel for you! May the Light of Linux come into your life soon! π π π β¨ π€
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I wish I could switch to Linux. I tried Ubuntu once and I very much liked it. I'm unsure how to use all the programs on Linux that I use on Windows rn. I also would need time to learn and use Linux better.
You could create a dual-boot system quite easily, allowing you to boot into either Linux or Windows, as one option. Many Windows applications can be run under Linux using WINE. Also, you could even install Windows in a virtual machine. Learning Linux, which is based on UNIX principles, is a very good idea to learn. You have astounding power in Linux, with the ability to mold it to exactly what you want. π π π β¨ π€
I know but this seems to be to much work in my mind.
Well, with Linux you can ease way into the water slowly, as many distos can be installed and maintained completely graphically, so you can get to know how Linux works under the hood a bit at a time. There is a learning curve, of course, because it's a completely different operating system from Windows, but it is very worth the effort. π π π β¨ π€