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Supposedly Gen Z due to being from 99.
Don't feel like them though. More like a very young millenial.
That's where the bonus points come in. Ability to easily absorb 1-2 years being jobless wirhout compromising in your living style.
IMO: Not having to worry about money.
Bonus points if you could easily absorb being jobless for 1-2 years while not making any compromises.
Won't happen. A majority of windows users are corporate and they use windows domain.
My workplace has doctors as clients. Some of them are really busy.
But some are just floating through space and time.
It's basically like school. On the one side of the room is the wizard of scheduling on the other is the complete imbecile who coasts off of co-students group work.
Nothings more permanent than a temporary solution.
Certainly.
I have the GB color, gamecube and og xbox intros set as boot intros on my steamdeck. Always a neat thing to look at.
Not like Linux and it's loads of shell scripts and commands is so much different.
Yesterday I booted an antivirus live-cd compiled by a computer-magazine (aimed at IT-professionals and tinkerers). The ISO is a Ubuntu 22 release. The things I had to find out (as a mainly Windows user) to set a static IP was way too annoying. When I finally found out how to configure netplan and when I did I got a nice error that gateway4 is deprecated and to please use routes.
As someone else in a thread said: It's nice and all that Linux fits some specific uses and users but it's not really fit for every user.
Additionally there are too many ways to do the same thing. And it applies to distros as well. A Debian-solution might work to some degree in Ubuntu but if a RHEL way works in Debian or Ubuntu is your best guess.