this post was submitted on 24 Sep 2023
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Who made this, a windows user? Friggin meme is backwards
I really had to chuckle when reading the comments.
Linux broke, had to reinstall: -"we do this in bussiness too!"
Windows broke. had to reinstall: -"LOL! Shitty Windows, install Linux!"
Makes me curious, can you have a Windows image leading you to work without any interaction? (e.g no activation, mounted data partition, etc)
Of course. Windows is the most widely used business OS for a reason.
They have options to manage anything, even reinstall Windows every time you open your laptop if you so wish. With preinstalled software, activation, mounting drives, specialised settings through GPO, ... and fully automated.
Any example? Curious to see how it compare to e.g NixOS.