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  • configuration

    Discontinued My configs: OS setups, dotfiles, scripts and more. (by cadadr)

    • Depends on what you want to do. Linux is a more welcoming environment for programmers and an OS-level package manager is very helpful. I have one big repo for all my configs, and if my computer failed today I can get up and running on anything else in a couple hours, typing a few commands only. With Windows it's always a manual process and takes longer. And sometimes Windows makes some programmers' tasks too hard, like setting environment variables, etc. And more advanced things like scripting, virtualisation, containers, etc. are generally easier to do in Linux.

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