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I’m the exact opposite! Use Windows for personal use, and use Linux for my VMs/Servers/Docker.
Windows kek
Boost supremacy
Liftoff for me, patiently waiting for Boost to be released since it was my main client for Reddit.
01·1 year agoA good portion of popular multiplayer games doesn’t work on Linux due to anticheat issues (R6S, Valorant, PUBG, Fortnite, CODs, BF2042, Destiny 2, Rust, Escape from Tarkov etc) so it’s not as easy to switch to Linux just yet if you play any of those games. Not to mention lack of support from industry standard software such as Adobe etc.
Parts of it are. Vivaldi wants to retain its brand and doesn’t want people making forks and potentially tarnishing its reputation. And given how unpopular it is, they can’t really afford that to happen. I personally have no issues with Vivaldi wanting to keep things that way and I don’t mind it not being completely FOSS. Given how absolutely amazing the browser is and how customizable and feature-packed it is, it’s absolutely irresistible for me not to use it.
Here’s a blog post from Vivaldi about it not being completely FOSS and their reasoning
They’ve also got a great privacy policy so I’m not concerned with privacy either.
Fun fact: Vivaldi is the go to browser for car makers such as Lamborghini, Mercedes, Audi and other car manufacturers https://vivaldi.com/android/automotive/
BOOOOOOOOST
Boost has been my go to for Reddit, and now also for Lemmy. Best app ever.