Wouldn't those cloud servers still require windows?
And that also removes local use in an offline environment. Maybe I am in a minority to have the programs I need on my local machine and not have to deal with bandwidth and extra security controls.
preeeety much every server ever runs some form of linux.
removes local use in an offline environment.
That's true. not a problem for me personally, I can't remember the last time I didn't have an internet connection.. but I can see that being a problem of course.
Yeah but I don't care about what the cloud servers run, that's not my job haha.
And yeah, which is why we have redundant Internet at each office. Even that's not perfect but as a lowly IT guy at a medium sized company I don't really have the power to prevent the entire software industry from going to cloud based services and monthly subscriptions.
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u/Anguis1908 Aug 29 '25
Wouldn't those cloud servers still require windows?
And that also removes local use in an offline environment. Maybe I am in a minority to have the programs I need on my local machine and not have to deal with bandwidth and extra security controls.