desiibond
Level J
Copy pasted from 1998? I was literally laughing at these points. Bhai, I use all three OSes and this is really funny. Felt like I was watching that uncle talk about cloud data.Reasons to switch to Linux/BSD :
1) Half-baked updates will not be forced on you.
2) You don't have to log into Microsoft's servers every time you turn your PC on.
3) You have easy access to the tons of open source software that most paid programs are derived from.
4) Since you're coding, you have access to the software stack that your web servers will be running on.
5) You care about privacy, and don't want your computer constantly sending telemetry data to big corporations.
6) You're more interested in getting the job done, than in looking at pretty animations.
7) You don't want to worry excessively about viruses, trojans and other malware.
I've been running Linux exclusively for about 15 years. Except for the initial setup (on Debian, which used to not include proprietary drivers), I haven't faced any hiccups that required me to do any trouble shooting.
I prefer KDE to the Windows interface.
Most programs have a Linux version. If not, you'll have to find and get comfortable with an open source alternative.
Once you've got your work flow set up, you'll stop caring about which OS you're running, as long as it's stable, and doesn't get in your way.