I migrated from Windows to Linux, or i would say reverted back to Linux because of the fact i loved Linux, its open source repositories as well as himself as well as the security and Command Line (I love Command Line), The use of proper hardware resources and no need to just stare at the Microsoft Telemetry and Compatibility Service after a boot up, man it take ages for these services to process, However i use Windows just for work due to Visual Studio as the only good thing in Windows, However i am not here to criticize, windows not to mention most famous software run on windows like a charm, but still loved Linux.
Yeah.... and also a lot of malware & virus there. BTW to get rid of that, we should install anti-malware & anti-virus software. It's not a problem for me to install them, but to find a good one, will take a much of resources.
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I migrated from Windows to Linux, or i would say reverted back to Linux because of the fact i loved Linux, its open source repositories as well as himself as well as the security and Command Line (I love Command Line), The use of proper hardware resources and no need to just stare at the Microsoft Telemetry and Compatibility Service after a boot up, man it take ages for these services to process, However i use Windows just for work due to Visual Studio as the only good thing in Windows, However i am not here to criticize, windows not to mention most famous software run on windows like a charm, but still loved Linux.
Yeah.... and also a lot of malware & virus there. BTW to get rid of that, we should install anti-malware & anti-virus software. It's not a problem for me to install them, but to find a good one, will take a much of resources.