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Will you ever go back to M$ OS?

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MrX:
priceless bduoin

piratePenguin:

--- Quote from: Bossieman ---After switching to Linux I cant see my self ever going back to M$.
I first changed because the computer had all this strange kind of problems. So I changed OS to Linux. But now it is not so much that Windows is a bad OS that is the reason not using it. Now it is about money and the way M$ works. I just cant stand behind a company like that. I cant understand how people are prepared to pay for Windows, unbeliviable.

So, can you see your self going back to use M$ OS again?
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No.
In my experience, GNU/Linux beats the living crap outta Windows. And then, I don't wanna support Microsoft anymore, when I can support something else.

xyle_one:
Setup a network for me where I can login from any machine as my user, have access to the Adobe Creative Suite, a shared exchange like outlook system, easy to maintain network config, iTunes, access to several shared printers, and maintain it at the same cost as our current Windows network and I will say that I won't go back to M$ :)

piratePenguin:

--- Quote from: xyle_one ---Setup a network for me where I can login from any machine as my user, have access to the Adobe Creative Suite, a shared exchange like outlook system, easy to maintain network config, iTunes, access to several shared printers, and maintain it at the same cost as our current Windows network and I will say that I won't go back to M$ :)
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I dunno how well Adobe CS and iTunes would work under Wine.
Do you depend on this software? Because if you do, then it won't matter how good GNU/Linux gets, because you're locked in.

Other than that, I know little about setting up a network, but I'd try if I had the resources, after learning more about networking. As for the cost: nothing for the software...

skyman8081:
I did.

Because being revolutionary is all fine and dandy until you need to get work done.

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