Are There any Linux Users on This Site?

You‘re a retired technical writer too? Wow. Can you share some of your work?

Would you like to see my resume by the way?

I have published a few books that are available on Amazon. One of them is on Amazon and Barnes & Noble, entitled "Where Do We Go When We Die?" Author Lori Boyters

Zandars may sleep much, but they seldom die.

Is a Zandar something like a Pooh? (as in Winnie) 😬

Hey Edy, may i interest you in a side dish of Windows 10?
Today's specials are Windows 11 with a MacOS look and Windows ME (Mistake Edition).

I mean... You could if you want. But each virtual machine would take up disk space, and it would stack RAM usage every time you used it.

On the other hand, most modern machines could handle it. And you could clone virtual machines all day long, as long as you had enough disk space for each one.

Agree! Especially if you're doing sw development. Can't get better than Linux for development. Except maybe Solaris now owned by Oracle using the full-up Unix OS.

That's over my head. I'm just a user. Don't even know a single coding language. So I'll take your word for it.

@Lynx Dude was like, What did I do to deserve this?

Maybe you offended the calculator with a conspiracy theory?
The AI is now very upset with you. You hurt its feelings.

You tried to divide by zero again. How many times have I told you...

Count me in as a linux user !

If anyone needs help understanding some basic functionality of linux,bash or C language,needs a simple script, work with disk partitions,setup a grub2 bootloader for booting multiple systems, install windows,linux or a macos hackintosh,setup virtual machines I can try to help.

My experience is that generally linux is the best operating system for efficiency,resource usage, customizability,availability of a huge amount of free software and tools both graphical and command line, coding flexibility and last but not least the linux itself is open source and free to install;i found the LUBUNTU linux the best tradeoff of a mainstream distribution (ubuntu is typically the most widely supported distribution) with smallest footprint for good performance and at the same time quite fully featured.


I attached some notes and explanations in the file linux.txt
and 2 more files in the following post

here are the other 2 example files, I could only attach 10 files to the main message.refer to the linux.txt file from my previous post for description of the attached code.

Looks like you're a fellow geek @grizzo.

Send me a guide how to install MacOS on non-Mac hardware. One of my co-workers did this once and showed it to one of our Mac guys and he didn't talk to him for a year.