Amazon Devices Will Soon Automatically Share Your Internet With Neighbors

[Ninurta]

@"Finspiracy" 

That makes you a wizard.

Faded Anachronism.

Your Linux system can perform wonders of data processing, but it takes using a terminal window.  Command line interface is also probably needed for a lot of sys admin tasks as well.  But if you aren't doing that kind of thing, then, yeah, they're old guard stuff.

Cheers

'Tis true.

I use Windows because there is some software I use that just won't run in Linux. It has not been ported to Linux, and it won't run in WINE. On the flip side, there is some software I use that has no Windows version, either. So I have to use both, for different programs.

The version of Linux I use is Zorin OS. It has a desktop that mimics Windows 7, and isn't usually too difficult to install the software into It's mostly automated, and I don't often have to fire up the console to do a "sudo get apt". Sometimes I DO have to use the console for maintenance. I cut my teeth years ago on DOS, and it's not that far a stretch to learn new commands to make Linux do what it has to do from a command line.

I have some programs that run on both, so I can save a project and then open it again in the other OS.

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