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linux as business/ company pc?
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It's funny because I'm not allowed to use a Linux machine as a main system but all the appliances I build run Linux so I built myself one of those machines to be able to test my other machines because my windows machine is so locked down I can't do anything with it. So every day I have to ssh into my Linux test bench to test our products it's annoying