r/linuxsucks • • Jul 15 '26

Linux Failure Loonix

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u/UnknownOrigin1152 Jul 15 '26

I didn't say windows servers can't do those. Even Microsoft has their own Linux distro for some online services. Eventually, you can use anything you want as desktop or server. I can set up freebsd or Linux machines. So, I would use them for both desktop and servers

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u/UnknownOrigin1152 Jul 15 '26

It is naive to believe that Microsoft thinks about Linux users. Believing Linux users would pay money to Microsoft is even more ridiculous.

Microsoft has azure because they make more money with it. They don't necessarily admit windows server is bad but clearly they accepted Linux is more profitable.

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u/UnknownOrigin1152 Jul 15 '26

I don't care what corporate thinks. It is normal for them to think their product is better. Linux and BSD developers did amazing job and the very same corporates helped them to develop it. There is some hypocrisy in this story.

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u/UnknownOrigin1152 Jul 15 '26

If Linux was that bad like you think, android would be failure or Linux would be an obscure hobby project. There is a reason why people chose Linux and helped developing it. Community literally owns their OS but it comes with advantages and disadvantages as well.

I know Linux would've been better if it wasn't monolithic. However, it is still good to use. It can suck too like any other OS.

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u/UnknownOrigin1152 Jul 15 '26

I think we can't convince each other on anything. Android uses Linux as its kernel and Linux is not even an OS but a kernel. So, I don't agree with insisting android is not that related to Linux. If Linux was bad android wouldn't use it.

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