What do you use Linux for?
What do you use Linux for?
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At first, almost everything works fine. My main workstation runs Xubuntu for web, communication, media, gaming, system management, and more. I have two Dell Latitudes with Ubuntu/Xubuntu set up for portable or larger desktop tasks, plus a dock. I use a VM on my XPS 13 for real applications when needed. A Surface Pro 3 is running Ubuntu for... well, I’m still figuring that out. It doesn’t even look like a good picture frame. I manage production and test servers—production uses Ubuntu Server LTS, tests run the latest versions. These servers handle file and print services (CIFS+NFS, CUPS), Plex/DLNA, WiFi controller, Minecraft, and small VMs for various needs. My phone and tablet use Android, and my router supports a Linux version too. A Jeep is powered by Android, and I’m working on enhancing its features.
I do all sorts of things—coding, browsing the web, playing games, writing, doing homework, etc. Both my desktop and my Dell laptop are running Linux.
Developer devices running, personal laptop – more coding, browsing the web, and other tasks. Windows installed only for astrophotography and a few games.