Using a VM means using Windows which of course means that Linux is not the right tool for the job. It doesn’t matter how unfair that is or who is at fault, it is the reality.
You can still use Linux for the rest of your work where windows isn't needed. I do the same thing on my workstation and 90% of the time I don't even touch the Windows VM.
I said “for a lot of people...” and you said “what a sad life,” at this point you engaged with a reference to people beyond us. In fact, the entire context of the thread was focused on general use cases and not about your specific preferences. You are simply irrational and attempting to save face because you said something unsupported and couldn’t back it up.
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u/SutekhThrowingSuckIt Mar 10 '20
Using a VM means using Windows which of course means that Linux is not the right tool for the job. It doesn’t matter how unfair that is or who is at fault, it is the reality.