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From: Wanna-Be Sys Admin on 8 Nov 2009 20:53
TJ wrote:

> In fact, in my particular case, I don't use one OS to the complete
> exclusion of another. I have an old, no longer supported version of
> Windows available for those few times when it does what I need done
> more easily than Linux (like when it's simply easier to use the old
> software that I know versus learning new stuff I would use
> infrequently), and I have an up-to-date version of Linux that I use
> over 98% of the time. When the time comes that those choices no longer
> work, I will make new ones.
>
> But the really nice thing about it is, *I* get to make the choices,
> because I'm a "clueless individual user." <gloat, gloat>

I can't think of anything I can't use Linux for running just as easily,
but I tend to use more Linux apps overall, given the choice anyway, so
I really don't have any Windows based apps I'd need to run Windows for
to be able to do something. However, I do run VMware for anything a
job might want (I contract myself and rarely does anyone care what OS I
use as long as I can interface and get the job done).
--
Not really a wanna-be, but I don't know everything.
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