[GoofGarage]

I have used Linux since 1996. Since before the 2.0 kernel. Back when GNU Hurd was coming out any day now.

Heck, I’ve used Debian since Debian 1.0.

Most of my home infrastructure is Linux and BSD. I’ve used MacOS very heavily since 2004. I used to daily-drive VMS on both VAXes and Alpha. I still miss parts of Solaris. Amber was the better terminal color.

I do have to use Windows quite a bit in a professional environment - even if simply as a window manager - so when I had to create environments for myself, I made sure it wasn’t ever a hindrance. Moreover, I’ve had people ask to make it easy for them. Historically I distributed guides as a one-off to friends and colleagues, but yesterday finally released it for everyone to take advantage of.

[gumballindie]

Damn that's impressive. I should have guessed you had an open source background since you saw a problem, found a solution, then you shared it. In my set-up for the rare occasions when I do need windows, I run it inside Qemu and PCI Pass-through my laptop dedicated GPU and on my desktop a second GPU. I just can't stand what windows does in terms of privacy and nagware. It feels like it's run by the very same people that used to spread malware back in the day.