Comment by tombert
9 days ago
Do they still do EEE? I'm not a huge fan of MS but I haven't really heard of any EEE stuff in quite awhile.
9 days ago
Do they still do EEE? I'm not a huge fan of MS but I haven't really heard of any EEE stuff in quite awhile.
Most Linux development is corporate now, WSL makes Linux easy to "use" without ever leaving Windows, and the lock-in-effect if you are using Office/Azure/Teams/BI/etc is almost perfect. You can't leave it, basically. Easier to start a new subsidiary from scratch using something else, than trying to migrate off the Total Microsoft Stack.
Office has a port to Mac that is perfectly fine. Teams has a port to both Mac and Linux. Azure is a cloud service, but most of its development tools that I've used had Mac clients. I don't know anything about BI so I can't speak to that.
Office even has a web version that generally works fine. I ran it on Brave browser in Linux last week. Teams browser also works fine, I use it to talk to my parents.
I don't think your examples are good on this.
The client almost doesn't matter anymore. The real lock is on the server side, at least if you are a company.
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