And it CAN fix all your problems. But that doesn’t mean you don’t have to fix the problems yourself.
Which is often more than I can deal with. Thankfully - so far at least - all my problems are problems other people have encountered and have documented (and - in many cases - contributed to various projects to get the fix to more people)
Use whatever you want
Don’t let the Linux fans try to tell you that Linux is this amazing thing that can fix all your problems.
It is amazing, but it doesn’t mean it’s amazing at everything. You don’t need to throw the baby out with the bathwater.
And it CAN fix all your problems. But that doesn’t mean you don’t have to fix the problems yourself.
Which is often more than I can deal with. Thankfully - so far at least - all my problems are problems other people have encountered and have documented (and - in many cases - contributed to various projects to get the fix to more people)
Linux is, in general far better than windows in my experience. its just that certain must-have applications are only available on windows
You are allowed to use both
allowed, yes. but switching between multiple operating systems on the same device is simply a pain in the ass.
I use virtualization to make it seemless. You can even use automatic provisioning tools to deploy VMs with stuff preinstalled.