I'm curious as to what everyone's reasons are! The Linux desktop has came quite a far ways in the last few years and is improving every day. I'd say for most people, Linux could easily replace Windows as their daily driver nowadays.
I'm curious as to what everyone's reasons are! The Linux desktop has came quite a far ways in the last few years and is improving every day. I'd say for most people, Linux could easily replace Windows as their daily driver nowadays.
Referring to another reply I made here earlier, it might be worth looking into something like Linux Mint when you get around to your next build. It's should feel fairly familiar if you're coming over from Windows and it has simple to use interfaces for all the common day to day things like handling updates, installing packages & drivers, and changing all your settings which is a huge plus for someone who doesn't want to mess with the terminal.