I doubt M$ can displace linux at this point for anything but consumption.
To produce value you need to get away from bloat, not embrace it.
Linux has it's problems too, but it's open; so we can fix them.
Microsoft can't be fixed.
To produce value you need to get away from bloat, not embrace it.
Linux has it's problems too, but it's open; so we can fix them.
Microsoft can't be fixed.
There's a lot of production software that maybe runs under wine/proton/etc with a lot of work. How does that prove your point? This stuff doesn't have really viable alternatives, that people who use it as a day job really would consider an alternative.
Also, here’s an experiment for you, pull some random 50 something from an Hr or accounting department, sit them in front of a laptop and have them do their job on Linux.
It’s not 2006 anymore unless you’re using one of those dumb linux distros. Anything Ubuntu- or Fedora- based will most likely work out of the box.
For values of "most" between 15% to 25% for an EE.