Windows is a great concept and considering the different hardware it works on and the totally myriad of ways in which it is used it's amazing it got this far at all - it's much easier in fact designing something essentially useable by SME's which don't need or do a lot of changes / updates and operate stable systems than a package like Windows used in almost as many different ways as there are people on the planet. For missing things 3rd party developers will always supply the need - there's no shortage of reliable software on the Linux platform even though pretty well a lot of l.T developers don't get paid a penny.
Concentrate less on "Features" and get the base OS working stably 100%. You can of course add software etc - but the whole point of this distro isn't to be leading edge with highest technology but to be relatively "boring", solid as a rock and to perform sensibly and efficiently.Īs the article says would I say doing a professional job on an I.T site need all the games etc stuff that comes installed with even the PRO version of windows - distinguish between HOME and PRO sensibly - home users can always add software to PRO if they want it.
There's nothing wrong say in Windows PRO taking a leaf out of Linux book and offering LTS (long term support) -e.g CENTOS 7 which is a very robust Enterprise level system based on (and supported) by RED HAT powers zillions of servers worldwide reliably, scalably and robustly.Įven kernel updates are far and few between releases - currently it's still using Kernel 3 while a load of current distros - usually destined for home users destops are on kernel 4.
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