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Originally posted by Mez' View PostI don't believe that. Most people who are homeworking do that by bringing back their corporate laptop which is loaded with Windows and you can only access the company servers/emails/apps/docs through the company VPN installed on said corporate laptop.
The only change implied by going back to the office is that your access is direct instead of remote through VPN, but the use of Windows is not impacted (from what I've seen).
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Originally posted by carewolf View Post
Might depend on the firm. We don't do that. We just use the corporate VPN on our own machines, and only use a corporate laptop if you claim your home machine isn't powerful enough and you need a better machine. Most software developers find a corporate laptop less powerful than their home desktops however.
Originally posted by andre30correia View Post
but it's the reason, a lot of people with free time in pandemic used the linux pc at home, backing at office means not using that, only using smartphones to see the emails or social networks over the dayLast edited by Mez'; 02 October 2020, 03:37 PM.
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Originally posted by sabian2008 View PostIs there something I am missing? Do the stats come with a bias towards the technology sector? The average Joe probably doesn't even have a corporate laptop nor does know what a VPN is. Remote working for most people in COVID times is joining videocalls calls and sending e-mails while dealing with kids at home. The average Joe probably doesn't even know what Linux is.
And yes, here, most people doing their work through a computer work with laptops, especially since flex desks is pretty much generalized in offices. I haven't seen a company or heard of other ones (through friends) working with a desktop in a long time.
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Originally posted by HEL88 View Post
In 2 years 0.1%.
So next 1% will take 20 years - LOL.
- Steam Play
- Ryzen + Intel Xe
- More hardware manufacturers with good quality laptops preinstalled with Linux.
- Linux itself getting in better shape: driver status, Wayland, software availability, polish + performance improvements, etc.
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Originally posted by sarmad View Post
I believe .
But, now I don't. I buy laptop/desktop with preistal Windows, and all software and hardware run well. Linux is complete unnecessary like Windows Mobile on mobile. Market don't wont linux. Only some IT stuff want and dreaming about linux.
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