I was just wondering, which operating system you and entrepreneurs generally make use of, and why.
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Free registration at the forum removes this block.I like Linux due to the high speed and costumizability.I was just wondering, which operating system you and entrepreneurs generally make use of, and why.
I use Windows because it's the one I learned on. Also because it's the most popular system in the world. That alone gives it a lot of support and many programs to choose from.I was just wondering, which operating system you and entrepreneurs generally make use of, and why.
That sounds really cool!I currently use Arch Linux. You can automate nearly everything on linux and I have mine running a tiled based window manager called bspwm, you can look it up. It enhances productivity a bit once you get the hang of it. Also my whole computer can be operated entirely from the keyboard. This drastically speeds up everything from writing to web browsing. Cheers!
Haha yeah! It's pretty neat, I've also got it set up to where there's a pomodoro timer running at all times in the top left corner that will bug me to get back to work, it syncs up with my trello board. Overall, a really productive working environment!That sounds really cool!
Except being a little hands-on can sometimes be a little time consuming and possibly frustrating. But I do give it a chance once in a while to see how it’s advanced......willing to be a little hands-on.
I didn’t mention my gaming machine still using Windows 7 since I figured the gaming machine was irrelevant here, but man I still love Windows 7. It just works with unneeded fluff on it. Plus, I DONT have to upgrade it. I only use it for gaming, and the games work fine on it.Ubuntu for anything productivity related.
Win10 for occasional gaming, or on my Surface book when I'm working out of the library. I truly detest win10. Win 7 was their greatest OS and it's unfortunate they had to go down such a dark road with win10.
Ubuntu for anything productivity related.
Win10 for occasional gaming, or on my Surface book when I'm working out of the library. I truly detest win10. Win 7 was their greatest OS and it's unfortunate they had to go down such a dark road with win10.
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