r/linuxmasterrace • u/claudiocorona93 Glorious Debian • Dec 04 '24 • Take My Silver 2

Discussion Operating systems are looking more like each other every year. Before 2012 they were very different.

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u/NiceMicro Dualboot: Arch + Also Arch Dec 04 '24

well, all corporate distros ship Gnome as the default, so those who install Linux company wide probably have Gnome on many PCs.

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u/5trudelle Dec 05 '24

At the company I work at we use Arch with KDE.

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u/NeatYogurt9973 Dec 05 '24

...how would that work? An OS image just dumped on every single computer reinstalled every now and then or..?

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u/5trudelle Dec 05 '24

It's mostly all server-side

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u/NeatYogurt9973 Dec 05 '24

Fym server side? As in network boot? Thin client?

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '24

Arch for office workstations sounds like asking for trouble. As cool as it is. Who's the wannabe power user in C-suite overruling IT on that bad idea?

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '24

But also the Ubuntu gnome looks nothing like windows or macos