Linux vs Windows

I've been a Linux user since 1995 or so but find I keep coming back to Windows primarily for work or gaming. Luckly my current work allows me to use Linux so the only thing I have Windows around for is gaming and if WINE gets good enough to game with then I'd drop Windows completely.

I also like Linux, because some programs that I really need do not work on it. So while I'm sitting on Windows. It's a pity because Linux can be completely rewritten.

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i use strictly linux for programming but have a dual boot for windows for gaming

Hmm, I would use Windows for gaming and everyday use, but if I was going to run servers I would use Linux as it doesn't take up as much space as Windows does for serves, also it is very simple to use.

I'd prefer to use something else, but the support for everything is windows.

i would say linus or any kind of similar like ubuntu, but windows is far more ez to handle with games and such

17-10-2019, 10:36 PM

ballermann6 Wrote: Maybe you're just using Windows because Wine for Linux is not the stable and easiest to use yet. To use Linux, you have to build the system like you want, it needs time but if you're finished you have a master OS that will eat Windows.
I'm able to use Origin, Steam and some other launchers and I can play games like Battlefield on Linux. Using Manjaro is a great way to start with Linux.

True fact. I am running a dual boot setup for best of both worlds. But I mostly stick with Linux unless I need some Photoshop or some gaming to do. Also Manjaro is a really good distro to start using linux. I've never wanted to consider switching distros once I configured Manjaro for my preference. For me I don't like Ubuntu much.

Windows for stability and gaming Linux for maximum performance

Linux convenient in programming, and so I use a windows