What's wrong with them? I find them quite efficient in syncing the team and project managers. We have a pretty tight team though.

Just play the game, your salary depends on it... :)

@justsomeguy Yes, it's too bad it's like that.

@justsomeguy @UnsignedFoo The scrolling feel and general responsiveness is much worse than Chrome. It's like night and day on my HTC 10 and from what I've gathered it's a very common issue with other manufacturers as well.

If it weren't for Chromecast support and a lousy Firefox on Android I'd probably switch to.

Good for you having found your passion! :) But come on, spelling Microsoft "M$"...

After using Kaspersky I thought this was standard for all antivirus?

@Jop-
It's not. Being in an intimate relationship with more than one person is considered bad.

I have no problem with switching desktop environments and design metaphors. The problem I have is the hardware and driver side where it for 10 years has never been smooth for me in Linux. It's always some config or setting that needs to be adapted and adjusted and it never works as well as in Windows. I spend more time Googling how to keep my computer functioning properly than doing actual work. In Windows and MacOS I can focus on the task at hand instead of the operating system. I'm not doing bare metal coding so I don't really need to know bootloader config just to start the OS.

This is my experience. If yours are the opposite, great. :)

Just to finish off, I leave this image here. ;)

@Qaldim Thanks for getting me started! :D

@mutation "Jump through", not walk through. Apparently I can't edit my posts. I'll just talk to myself instead.

@drGreat5 I don't hate Linux. I just hate the hoops it makes me go through to get a good user experience. :)

Huh. Apparently I can now configure my avatar. Good things ahead!

@kabhishek I prefer to sit safely in my Volvo. ;)

@kpenc I've tried to use Linux perhaps 20 times over a course of 10 years. Sometimes for a couple of months, sometimes less.

Everytime I spend more time configuring and trying to make stuff work than actually using the computer.

Glad it works well for you though. :)

@RazorSh4rk The install isn't the issue, it all instals. It's when trying to use the computer my issues come.

I would love to love Linux but it just won't let me. :)

@chadd17 Didn't specify more since it's been the same on all I've tried.

Ubuntu (Xfce, KDE, Gnome)
Linux Mint
Fedora
Opensuse

The only one that came kinda close to being nice is Opensuse. :)

@kilobytelogic When you have a tryout contract you can be let go for pretty loose reasons, but never ever due to sweating a lot...

Some people should be kept in a cage without a key...