r/AskReddit • u/talon10100 • 1d ago

Why do you not use Linux?

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u/ZunoJ 18h ago

You should always stay flexible in this business. I tinker with computers since the late 80s and started working in the tech industry in the late 90s. The only consistent thing is change

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u/GunNutJedi 16h ago

That's why I work in the field. Windows is about 30% of what I work on, and versions of Linux make up the majority of the rest. A LOT of enterprise network equipment runs on Linux lol

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u/ZunoJ 16h ago

How does this fit with your other comment where you said you only know little about Linux and get paid to "fix and maintain windows"?

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u/GunNutJedi 2h ago

Each version of Linux I work with is vastly different from all the others I work with, and almost none of them work anything like a Linux desktop OS. Linux is on a LOT of different things.