Linux vs. Windows: A User’s Viewpoint on Shifting operating Systems
Updated June 02, 2025
For years, one user relied solely on Windows and laptops. Now, they feel like relics. While not entirely ruling out
laptops, the user is certain any future purchase won’t involve Windows.
Growing up, Windows was the primary operating system. Encounters with Linux were limited. The user switched to
Linux full-time around 2009, during college. Aside from a brief period with Windows 7, they have remained with
Linux.
The user notes that revisiting a Windows computer reveals a surprising lack of basic change. While visually
enhanced and with improved apps, the experience feels superficially different.
What’s next
The user plans to continue exploring the capabilities of Linux and monitor the evolution of both operating
systems, remaining open to future changes in their computing preferences.
