Not GP but Windows-primary as well. Linux desktop has improved a lot over the years, I quite like KDE Neon, but lack of any viable RDP alternative is a deal-breaker for me (I've tried all the alternatives, they're not there). I've never been a consoles-only guy, even though I grew up with DOS. I also rely on RDP to separate work and home machines.
Windows also stable and performs well, ie no silly kludges needed like oom-killer.
I usually stay a bit behind the curve, roughly keeping with the old "don't upgrade until service pack 2 is released" adage. Just installed Windows 11 on my work machine, running Windows 10 at home.
Windows also stable and performs well, ie no silly kludges needed like oom-killer.
I usually stay a bit behind the curve, roughly keeping with the old "don't upgrade until service pack 2 is released" adage. Just installed Windows 11 on my work machine, running Windows 10 at home.