Don’t try to convince yourself otherwise: along with all the good stuff, you’re going to have bad days with Linux. * You (or the users you support) are going to mistype commands and permanently destroy documents. * You’re going to experience that sinking feeling when
Don’t try to convince yourself otherwise: along with all the good stuff, you’re
going to have bad days with Linux.
* You (or the users you support) are going to mistype commands and permanently
destroy documents.
* You’re going to experience that sinking feeling when you realize that some
really important piece of hardware or software has just gone and failed.
That’s gratitude after everything you did for it all those years.
Being properly backed up means that you can walk away from
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