They don’t tell you how much they are going to pay you, nor how long the contract would be.

No. Don’t do it.

You’re not experienced enough to install and maintain a Linux installation. Fuck those who says “Bite the bullet and just install Debian! It will never crash!” They won’t fix it for you when it does.

You don’t have anyone who’s supporting you physically. They are not a phone call away. They are ten forum replies away and won’t be there when you need them.

Windows 10 is no longer supported, but no one is forcing you to either uninstall or upgrade. You can keep running it if you don’t care about potential security problems.

Windows 11 is bad, but not as bad as you accidentally sudo removed /etc/fstab in Debian. Between bad and unusable, ask yourself which one you want less. This is assuming you spent your whole life using Windows and less likely make major mistakes.

You can schedule your migration to Linux in the future though. Just build a second machine. You must have the money to build a second one. Don’t fuck with your production build.

If the applications lag to the point where you can’t stand it, you’re going to need a new phone anyway and for most people who use social media applications like WhatsApp etc., the performance of the phone goes outdated much sooner than the support of the OS.

As true as this can be, it’s counterintuitive.

The closest to Arch, a rolling cutting edge distro, is probably openSUSE Tumbleweed Void Linux.

I would argue that if brew is installed on a Mac, chances are, OP won’t even notice it’s Mac OS, unless he looks into the detail or having some specific Linux use case. OP only mentioned writing some C programs.

I don’t. This is how it looks like on my Voyager.

Point is (again), it takes zero effort to cross post a video or article here. Windows is historically having a high market share ratio, and people are migrating to Linux nowadays. That’s good news to the Linux world. Even someone merely mentioning ditching Windows has an implication of adopting Linux instead.

But what if more and more posts implying this by only mentioning how bad Windows is? Is this a community for Windows circlejerk, or do we share informative stuff that’s directly related to Linux? How about we share more article about how great Linux is (or can be), instead of how bad the competitors are becoming?

What’s wrong with going back to pen and (e-)paper for office? My point is, if you are going to post something in the community, the word “linux” shall at least be in the title.

Good title example: Europe is slowly ditching Microsoft for Linux

It’s nobody’s fucking business when someone ditching Microsoft, then adopt BSD, Solaris whatnot. What matters to this community is someone adopting or ditching Linux, or they do something remotely related to it.

Fair enough. I didn’t watch the video.

I am all for ditching Microsoft, but why should this post be in this community? There are also Android, Mac OS, and all kinds of BSD.

You can also wake up the original Stram Deck with USB if you don’t mind.

Why does every one need to compare every distro to NixOS? We get it. It’s neat. It’s immutable. It’s indestructible. But they are fundamentally different stuffs.

They would have way higher ratio of supporters if they stayed at XP or 7, and just keep security patching it but no, they deliberately sabotaged their star product with Vista, 8, 10, and 11. They deserved it.

Since OP uses it for freelance business, self-hosting and stuff, I recommend even one step further, by a new computer and try to replicate all workflows there. Don’t fuck with the old one until one day OP suddenly noticed that he hasn’t booted his old computer for one year, then he can sell it as parts.

But in Europe they also burn coal, no? Or burning gasoline, natural gas, trash, anything.

But it requires you to oil your… you know.

At the start of July

Ah, so I see you switched to Linux and made the time travel. Cheers.

How about long-press on the address bar, then choose “Copy”? You can paste the link in the chat box with your friend.

Not true. Many laptops especially ThinkPad have a secondary M.2 slot.

Dude, look, I gave you some advise on how to get information from search engines, and efficiently ask a question when that fails to deliver. If you don’t like it, simply walk away. Feel free to block me or downvote me too. Argue with me does you no good.