Anyone else use Linux?

Personally use Mint on most of my Tri-boots, almost specifically just to read files on other HD's regardless of file systems.

Used Elementary for a while as well.

Xentyl if I am configuring Servers for customers.

Just seeing what anyone else uses and why?

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yo uso linux, bueno mas de una distro para ser exacto he probado el Linux Mint, Elementari, Deepin, Lubuntu, Knoppix, entre otros mas y mas que todo el Puppy Linux en su version Lxpup

I like Linux Mint w/ Cinnamon desktop. I use it as my main OS on my

machine. No major problems, just a few minor glitches like installing

a wireless printer.

use mint but had to many issues with windows programs.

can anyone recommend a linux that can run windows programs fine.
also the other issues was finding a good free anti virus for it


thank you

alcrippinjr wrote:use mint but had to many issues with windows programs.

can anyone recommend a linux that can run windows programs fine...

None of them actually run windows apps, but some have a decent wine integration,but that's far from running just about every major application and zero of the utilities that get into the system level. Partition management apps and such. The best and only way to get a seamless environment for running windows applications on Linux is via Virtual Machine. Via Virtual Machine you have quite a few options to run a copy of windows but only a few that I can recall have a "fusion" mode where as it would be able to simply launch individual windows for the apps you run in the virtual machine, hiding everything else making it look like you ran it on Linux. If I recall correctly Parallels for MacOs used to do this quite well. I wonder if there's a Linux version? Anybody else knows of a VM host app that does this on Linux?

wine integration does work with some programs but not all.

back to windows 10 for now.

until a good linux comes out

alcrippinjr wrote:wine integration does work with some programs but not all.

back to windows 10 for now.

until a good linux comes out

What exactly do you use windows for? I bet there is a good equivalent for whatever programs you use.

I was trying, but failed to install it on usb drive.