Who is surprised?

  • lurch (he/him)@sh.itjust.works
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    4 个月前

    but the “hardcore tech community” guys are the IT guys of all companies. so this means a lot of the people who are in IT related meetings and have a say in which OSes to install will now be opposed to Win11. A lot will probably suggest waiting to hopefully be able to skip 11, but some will choose alternatives.

    • Deceptichum@quokk.au
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      4 个月前

      News flash, a lot of the hardcore tech community already used Linux and would’ve pushed for it in related meetings.

      Using Windows isn’t a sign of advocacy, it’s a sign of legacy. Companies don’t want to swap and change things.

      • Soup@lemmy.world
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        4 个月前

        Right but if Windows is now becoming a problem then it’s a start. And so many software developers I know use MacBooks for their job and say that they’re just better for the work. Microsoft is hoping that the fear of change means they can do whatever they want, if they even have any thoughts in their thick heads at all that is, and don’t seem to realize that at some point even the most devoted users will have to face the fact that there are better options.

        Fuck Windows, it’s such an ass product that’s only selling point right now that some key products don’t work on anything else simply because the developers of them don’t want to do the work and not because it has some magic sauce that a Mac or Linux machine doesn’t.