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(fine when it isn't hanging up, and while there is a new version of the LIMS, that also involves our IT, and making sure that things don't break when upgrading the software - and they cannot break, they 100% must work for us).

#Vmware fusion m1 x86 windows 10

It's why, at work, we can run an old LIMS, running on Visual Foxpro, a DB Microsoft hasn't updated in about a decade, and it runs "fine" on Windows 10 boxes. It's not completely Windows that has the legacy cruft to worry about, it's the older applications.

There are just too many points of failure for someone who doesn’t know what they’re doing.

#Vmware fusion m1 x86 driver

Linux wont be a daily driver until it’s designed to be a daily driver. Or when one day the log rotate system randomly malfunctions and your entire drive is filled to the brim with backup files to the point that you can’t even log in anymore so you have to go through and manually delete files by navigating through the directories in the terminal. Right off the bat you’ve lost the average user because they won’t know what a repository is coming from Apple or windows.

#Vmware fusion m1 x86 update

They use the same icon but with a different color for the standard check update command and then the other that allows your to choose which repositories to add or remove for each package. Copying and pasting a sudo command is objectively far less idiot proof than clicking on an icon.Įven the software updater for Ubuntu is borderline too complicated for the average person. Power users will find typing apt commands easy but most people using computers don’t even know what a terminal is. You can’t really expose the average person to anything in the command line. This subreddit is not endorsed or sponsored by Apple Inc.Īnyone who thinks Linux is anywhere close to seeing widespread adoption for every day use is probably already a computer person and has long moved past understanding how the average person uses a computer or how they perceive computers to work. If you'd like to view their content together, click here. This fundamental difference in audience is why we support two communities, r/Apple and r/AppleHelp. Apple SubredditsĬontent which benefits the community (news, rumors, and discussions) is valued over content which benefits only the individual (technical questions, help buying/selling, rants, etc.).

#Vmware fusion m1 x86 upgrade

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