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  • Luffy@lemmy.mltolinuxmemes@lemmy.worldThe Ubuntu experience:
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    3 months ago

    Ubuntu Pro is free for up to 5 machines.

    Ubuntu pro Costs handing over your Data to a company.

    And if the whole concept of getting extra security updates for unsupported packages really bothers you

    And if it Bothers you that a company actually supports the packages it is making availible…

    No, Ubuntu pro brings faster Security updates, even for still supported apps.


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    3 months ago

    First 7 words:

    Bill Gates just dropped a wild prediction

    In other words: Insider trading.

    Have you ever though about why millionaires suddenly start predicting stuff? Because they just made a multi million investment and they are looking for such trashy magazines to push their agenda.

    So thanks, but no, I won’t get hyped over some words.


  • is the only difference the syntax ? How libraries interact? How disks are mounted ?

    Ah, yes.

    You know, the things you just mentioned ARE the basic differences. As long as both work on the same architecture, and none reinvent the wheel, everything is the same.

    And as long as you don’t reinvent the computer and make a new assembly and binary, a kernel and libraries will be the most effective ways to work.

    Its like saying „what is the difference between python and c++ anyway? If we just strip away everything differentiating the 2, we just get a programming lang.

    And yes, I would prefer Linux, for the same reason a python Dev prefers python and a C++ Dev prefers C++: because I’m Used to the syntax and the quirks of Linux. I don’t want to jump back to the ungodly CLI of cmd, powershell and everything else. I have learned the ins and outs of Linux, and that’s how its gonna stay.