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Linux is a family of open source Unix-like operating systems based on the Linux kernel, an operating system kernel first released on September 17, 1991 by Linus Torvalds. Linux is typically packaged in a Linux distribution (or distro for short).
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Bill hasn't been associated with Microsoft decisions in like 15 years. Yes he still owns a shit load of the company, but he's not the CEO, he doesn't even sit on the board. He sits in his 16,000 square foot lakefront Medina, WA mansion and gets richer.
"Hello there, user! Do you mind if we spy you while you take a shower?"
"Of course I do! It's one of the most private rooms in my ho--"
"...*ahem Wait. I actually meant to just... check which kind of hygienic peripheral brands you use!"
"...why on earth you want to know what? No! Get out of my ho--"
"*AHEM. You understood it wrong -- I'm talking about your sandals."
"...what? Dude, just stop with that bu--"
"*EHHEEM. Noooo, nononon. Just your towel."
"????"
"...your credit card just slipped away off your pockets. Do you want us to take over your phone and call the cops for you?"
I actually somewhat enjoy using Windows 10 after using a debloat tool and adding a package manager. Windows 11 is still unbearable though.
I feel like the only think I like about windows is that everything works in terms of graphics and plug and play. Plug and play has been good to me on Linux for a while though.
I still get graphics issues on fedora and Ubuntu on my integrated graphics chips.
The reason why I still use Windows is Excel, because everyone still relies on Excel formulas and macros 🙄