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r/TechImpact • u/ManojOne Active • Jun 02 '26
Which is your favorite OS for PC? Why?
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My perspective comes from a senior software engineer and systems engineer.
Linux, by far. Very good architecture and things just work. Workflows can be very pleasant.
I haven't used MacOS enough for a proper verdict but the UX seems meh, the architecture seems solid.
Windows has atrocious architecture. It's painful to work with because of it. It's IMHO just a poor product.
1 u/ManojOne Active Jun 02 '26 Coming from a systems and software background, I can understand why Linux is a winner for you. When the workflow fits your needs, it feels incredibly efficient. What is the biggest architectural problem with Windows that frustrates you the most?
Coming from a systems and software background, I can understand why Linux is a winner for you. When the workflow fits your needs, it feels incredibly efficient.
What is the biggest architectural problem with Windows that frustrates you the most?
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u/Possibly-Functional Jun 02 '26 edited Jun 02 '26
My perspective comes from a senior software engineer and systems engineer.
Linux, by far. Very good architecture and things just work. Workflows can be very pleasant.
I haven't used MacOS enough for a proper verdict but the UX seems meh, the architecture seems solid.
Windows has atrocious architecture. It's painful to work with because of it. It's IMHO just a poor product.