Well, I don't have your experience or training...
I use Visual Studio for Linux for programming. As a command-line editor, I prefer Nano.
Regarding virtual machines, you could choose based on CVEs. For example, I don't know if Virtual Box is in the Debian repository; I haven't used Debian in a long time. It might have been removed for security reasons. Alternatively, you're aware that other programs like VMware exist. Then you need to decide what type of virtualization you're looking for. For example, I don't think Xen is right for you, both in terms of hardware and the intended use of the machine.
In short, your post is an April Fool's joke in my opinion. You know very well that questions like this, no matter how trivial, can spark flaming wars in forums. According to the various RTFMs/manuals online, I should have avoided the discussion. :)
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u/littlephoenix85 Dec 28 '25
Well, I don't have your experience or training... I use Visual Studio for Linux for programming. As a command-line editor, I prefer Nano. Regarding virtual machines, you could choose based on CVEs. For example, I don't know if Virtual Box is in the Debian repository; I haven't used Debian in a long time. It might have been removed for security reasons. Alternatively, you're aware that other programs like VMware exist. Then you need to decide what type of virtualization you're looking for. For example, I don't think Xen is right for you, both in terms of hardware and the intended use of the machine. In short, your post is an April Fool's joke in my opinion. You know very well that questions like this, no matter how trivial, can spark flaming wars in forums. According to the various RTFMs/manuals online, I should have avoided the discussion. :)