ok

still im betting on developing my linux skill instead

can nano server compete with linux?

Never heard of it

nano server=windows server

I think

after a quick google

But they probably cover completely separate use cases

search

Windows Server 2016 Technical Preview offers a new installation option: Nano Server. Nano Server is a remotely administered server operating system optimized for private clouds and datacenters.

goodbye, gonna eat poo in loo food

cya

bai

No respectable company will ever use Linux, I'd believe

It's either Windows for the cloud capability, or OSX for the uniformity

There IS a good reason why you don't see alot of Linux admin positions, you know

i disagre

the major telecom operator in this country is kicking out all and everything taht is windows

its not performant

and it costs fucking money

That might be unique for your country

>my performance is bad because of the os I'm using

Now that's just silly

Cause I'm smack dab in the middle of the Swedish silicon valley, and most employers have expressed that they don't feel like they can go with Linux

weird.

Due to how Microsoft and Apple are running a business model that benefits them, with monthly updates through their feedbacks

And that's what companies want, reliability for their software

wanting to pay more for something closed source that you cant easily expand and modify.

sounds silly to me

And you can't really get that with a distro that doesn't even have set dates for its updates

yeah

Money is generally no problem for them, you see

They want someone to maintain that system for them, so that they don't have to do that themselves

Thus cloud is getting more and more popular

of course.

Upstarters might still be tempted to use Linux however, cause lower costs

But as I said, this doesn't apply for companies with reputations

They want stability rather than expandability

Let's be honest here, the reason windows is dominant is because the secretary people only know word,excel and powerpoint.

And usually they can form a package out of the services that is available and run with it

@VuaL If only it was that simple