Where does that idea come from that you have to be a programmer to use Linux? Is it because it’s sometimes faster to type a command? That’s not programming. It’s the same way that it’s faster to type your text that to get a voice recognition program to input it correctly.
Idk I just get the vibe that it’s a “programmers OS” I’m sure that I’m wrong, especially after looking more into it but that outsider opinion isn’t unwarranted IMO especially after looking at something like Arch
Where does that idea come from that you have to be a programmer to use Linux? Is it because it’s sometimes faster to type a command? That’s not programming. It’s the same way that it’s faster to type your text that to get a voice recognition program to input it correctly.
Idk I just get the vibe that it’s a “programmers OS” I’m sure that I’m wrong, especially after looking more into it but that outsider opinion isn’t unwarranted IMO especially after looking at something like Arch
There are a lot more programmers running Windows than Linux though. :)
There’s like… 1/10 the amount of people on Linux as a whole
It kind of depends where you look.
Home desktop users, sure. Servers… Unless you have a really good reason, running a Windows server is a weird idea nowadays.