I’m not saying it’s perfect but I think it’s the best for people’s interest, as for privacy and security. Windows is getting more anti-consumer any other day, otherwise I have nothing against it besides this. If you need Windows, use Windows.
One “problem” with Linux desktop is, you can poke up every part of it. MacOS and Windows don’t tend to break because they don’t let you do this out of the box. If you don’t meddle with Linux desktop, you won’t break it as well. However most of the Linux newbies want to customize everything and it breaks naturally since they touch parts that they shouldn’t. If you’re learning, that’s okay. If you’re a standard user, you won’t do that anyway.
I’m not saying it’s perfect but I think it’s the best for people’s interest, as for privacy and security. Windows is getting more anti-consumer any other day, otherwise I have nothing against it besides this. If you need Windows, use Windows.
One “problem” with Linux desktop is, you can poke up every part of it. MacOS and Windows don’t tend to break because they don’t let you do this out of the box. If you don’t meddle with Linux desktop, you won’t break it as well. However most of the Linux newbies want to customize everything and it breaks naturally since they touch parts that they shouldn’t. If you’re learning, that’s okay. If you’re a standard user, you won’t do that anyway.