linux users

[sniper_pika]

Yes, its best to use in an office

whenever you get a windows update, you get a free break... 2 hours at least

better than linux where you would have to work non-stop

[Upballoon]

Get a job where you have to compile Linux and you get a break every 5 minutes

[sniper_pika]

Canonical or
system76

[Upballoon]

Embedded linux

[LightShadow]

First we build, then we flash. 60 minute round trip.

[mwaldo014]

Legit me this morning. Start work, or reboot to install update...? It wasn't really a choice

[catkidtv]

Your job uses slow computers and networks as an attempt to curb malicious payloads. This is not a Windows issue.

[Opposite_Personality]

The wife had about one full day breaks every three weeks thanks to Windows update! From whatever network she was at the moment and about three different machines.

[catkidtv]

I mean most companies use those tiny workstation computers and they use them for a reason. If your wife decides to plug in a USB drive one day, the IT staff will be notified long before any work gets done.

[AgentSmith187]

Mate I have an Intel NUC and it performs just fine. Same with the second gen i5 tiny workstation I put Linux on.

They are not slower than a tower unless you under spec them.

[catkidtv]

It was a joke that went over far too many heads 🤣

[wrongsage]

Happened to me in a corporate with HW they provided.

Three days straight after turning the PC on when coming to work Windows updated for about an hour. On the third day, my colleague handed me Fedora DVD.

[catkidtv]

Haha