it might be useful for businesses

or people who reinstall windows a lot

Eh, most enterprise level stuff would just use desired state configuration or imaging or something

True

I don't see why businesses still use windows anymore, other than legacy software support

Windows is honestly bad for businesses, due to its bad security

Easy to use, most enterprise software works with it, industry standard, your employees know how it works

Everyone at my work is excited about the upcoming switch from OSX to Windows

Microsoft also has decent office applications and will host your shit if you don't have the server capacity

>switch to OSX
Why even bother?

From OSX

Because OSX supports nothing

Oh sorry

Np

Yeah read that backwards

Also, using msoffice 360 is a bad idea for business info in my opinion

Yeah Windows 7 or 10 is a huge functionality upgrade over OSX lol. I've had to use both for work

since then you trust important stuff to ms

Everyone hates it at the office

Most smaller companies have worse security tbh

Man just like, browsing to a folder is a chore

Why would we need security?

That's why they should start out with something like Linux Mint, Ubuntu, or Fedora

Then they can get used to it

and do stuff better

Idk what other companies do, but all we do is stay on like 2 sites

Mostly where enterprise Linux comes in is like OpenSUSE and RHEL

Yeah

For devops and shit

RedHat and Fedora are used a lot too

RHEL= Red Hat Enterprise Linux. I've not seen Fedora used yet but I wouldn't necessarily doubt it

It just makes less sense for a large business given that it's less stable and doesn't come with support

I've got a CentOS machine at home that I tinker with

And my laptop runs Antergos

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> less stable
I wouldn't stand by that statement

And linux support companies exist for a reason

Yes, that's why Red Hat exists separately from Fedora and CentOS

And Fedora is meant to be cutting edge, so it's going to have stability problems. That doesn't make it bad though. I use Antergos for similar reasons

It just means it has a different purpose than RHEL or CentOS, which is why all 3 exist

I just use Ubuntu because I don't really give a damn about special stuffs