My main beef is that it keeps eating perfectly good system functions like logging. I liked my syslog files dang it. Yes I am aware I can change it back.

But yeah it works OK. I dislike its monolithic system privilege paradigm

L I

anxious waiting followed by despair

MS 356

I’m guessing you typoed, but it is intrare

Intro intras intrat

Yeah the closed ecosystem is just cutting off your nose to game on your face

Missed the joke by this much…

“not all Australian animals can kill you… Don’t get me wrong, he wants to, but he just can’t”

I’m aware of these, but invariably when discussing with my intercompany peers it’s a hard no. When a company completely ditches MS it literally makes the news. The cost vs complexity formula must not make sense (also user retraining and interoperability problems are not solved here either).

I would love to break the stranglehold MS has on general corporate productivity computing but I also want to keep my job.

Linux is missing enterprise management tools. For all its horrible flaws, nothing like SCCM, In tune, group policy, and Active Directory (in the sense of managing group policy, not so much identity) exist for Linux. Fix that, even commercially, and you might see a real change.

It’s the one drive cramming that really gets me, well also changing the right click context menu to hide cut and paste, wtf.

But seriously, not letting you move the Onedrive pin down the hotlinks sidebar out of the way? Extremely annoying.

The auction part is the best though, because you can now have it done by AI…run by the ad company. So competing companies both buy the ad companies’ AI to battle to win the auction for the ad companies’ space. They’re dipping at both ends and in the middle, which is a nice place to be

Yeah I can’t imagine what he’s talking about, also why he couldn’t just boot from the Windows disc and reinstall Windows

Same with Opensuse