wanderingscout13 said:I agree. Linux is a solid choice when you're handling anything a bit more sensitive.😁Stick to the internet via Linux. It’s incomparably more secure when it comes to viruses and spyware. Plus, if your Windows installation crashes, you can actually rescue your data through Linux—now that you can read and write to Windows NTFS partitions without any hassle. You can even run virus scans on your Windows partitions directly from Linux. The interface isn't even that different from Windows anymore. You can surf the web using Firefox and handle your documents using OpenOffice instead of Microsoft Office. If you really need specific Windows tools, just set up a virtual machine. You can run Windows inside it, pack the whole VM up, and move it to another computer, or just tweak a few configurations until you have exactly what you need.
I’m with you on that. Linux is king, but because of how much Microsoft pushes their stuff, everyone ends up stuck using Windows XP or even Vista. Honestly, I’d much rather be running SUSE 11 or Knoppix, but it’s all the same crap. You get different skins and a few minor tweaks here and there, but at the end of the day, they're all running on the same kernel.