That's simply not true. Microsoft's cloud business is much bigger. Amazon's problem is it is in to many different businesses. Just look at the performance of Microsoft and Amazon stock over the last couple of years.
Linux is good for servers. It's the best, actually. Virtually everything you see on the internet was served by a linux server.
You are talking about an exceptional solution that isn't for everyone. Have fun getting Dragonfly or whatever to work on a new laptop. The fans will drive you nuts and battery life will drive you nuts. However, your point seems to be security by obscurity. Off the shelf malware hopefully will not work, or maybe it will?
I was 11 before the Civil War, or so it seems. Linux definitely rules the roost in the server sector. it's also the basis for Android. Mac's are BDS based. Mac's use to have security by obscurity but with over 20% of the desktop market (that includes laptops) and a user base which is believed to have higher incomes than Windows there are loads of attacks.
Oh come on, not this crap.
Actually I'm a Linux user (and MacOS and Windows). Linux wasn't even around when I was 11. It is not bad for desktops and it does run the things I want. I don't even have to try.
If almost no one is using something it will be most secure and not because it's best written or patched most promptly but because no one bothered to dig or spend time developing attacks that will influence 0.001% of running machines. On the other hand there are open source projects especially developed for secure press and such use which God thankfully never whose much popular but serve its purpose. Of course you can always use multiple encryptions and strong ones that even three letters agency's won't decrypt for average lifetime. What you can't is disappear only use glitches (disappearing act).
When I was eleven nobody knew what a computer was. If any existed they were in labs.
You have just defined security by obscurity. Remember, a 3 letter organization (2 letters for Israel) can always put a gun to your head as a last resort. However, if the spooks get wind that a bunch of journalists are using some oddball system they will manage to port existing malware to it.
Yeah but Linux serves over 90% of all users on all platforms and from router to pretty much everything else except traditional user desktop on PC it's dominant.
Can't run Roon. Can't run Quboz. Can't control my RME DAC.
These are basic requirements to life lol
Strange life you got there....
No choice. Have line of business apps that only run on Windows (AP, Klippel, etc.).
