Mixtel90
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 Joined: 05/10/2019 Location: United KingdomPosts: 8453 |
| Posted: 03:32pm 30 Oct 2025 |
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It all depends, Stan. There are more reasons to move now than there used to be. For a start, not all machines will run Win 11 (at least not legally). That leads to having to spend money on new hardware, sometimes just to run a single program. There are a lot more applications now too, so it doesn't matter whether they run on windows or Linux.
Wine is useful if you have *some* applications for which there is no Linux alternative. It's a second best approach though, the native programs run better. |