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Posted Friday, April 24, 2026

5mo

So Windows or Linux ? And why ?

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Depends on the application. Honestly, out of the fact most games are made to run on Windows dll's, 99% of everything else I need to do can be done on a Linux machine. I used Fedora for years.

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It really depends on the situation. Server management and web hosting, I always go Linux (Ubuntu or Debian). General entertainment purposes (gaming, videos, documents, etc) or work, I choose Windows every time. I use a lot of Microsoft technologies, so spend 99% of my time on a Windows machine.

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