[arkad]

I wonder what would need to happen to convince the management that actually they could run on Linux? I mean, 3 years ago the belief was we couldn't work from home because that would harm productivity.

[LeFantome]

Teams runs on Linux. I had a couple of Teams meetings today and I joined from Manjaro. Or is that not what you meant?

[mkka]

We have a number of staff who use little ultrabooks for what is essentially a chrome kiosk(for documentation) and frequently discuss moving them over to Linux or Raspberry Pi because they would barely notice the change.

[_8j50]

To do what? Corporate endpoints? I like linux but they can't. Servers? Already do and should. But 2022 will be the year of the Linux desktop.

[bener]

The year of the Linux desktop in what way? I find it hard to believe Linux desktop will have any kind of massive growth this year.

[depereo]

You're right. 2023 will be the year of the Linux desktop.

[bener]

It is inevitable.

[_8j50]

It's a running joke. http://yotld.com/

Emoji being taboo here makes it harder to convey sarcasm.