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Personally, I donвЂ™t use Linux on a daily basis, but have shown many friends, colleagues, whoever is interested, the workings of Linux in a Virtual Machine with a view of showing a viable alternative and they donвЂ™t want to know.

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Why would the learning places wholly go for a Linux/Open-Source free system, when they can go for the Microsoft free?

Thing is though, Microsoft have thought of that one and give schools/academyвЂ™s/colleges/universities very, very special deals on their hardware/software and often give it away. I do know that every one of those Linux users has a Windows machine hidden in plain sight to use when they need to! That need apparently is more often than they let on!Дiscussions like this can often turn into nasty arguments and my input to this thread will be restricted to what IвЂ™ve wrote here, but FWIW, things might be different if schools used free, open-source OSs and kids were taught a different, cheaper, method of computing. IвЂ™ve known and still know folks who will argue/fight to the end if necessary, that Linux is far better than Windows and insult everyone who is stupid enough to use anything MS. Notice I said *sell вЂ“ in reality, they canвЂ™t give it away вЂ“ itвЂ™s free but still canвЂ™t give it away and that must be a first basis for doubt to those who have actually paid for versions of an OS. If Linux, or any other free operating systems for that matter, are professed by some to be so much better than Windows, canвЂ™t actually *sell itself/themselves as being better, then thereвЂ™s something that is wrong somewhere. I donвЂ™t think the majority of Windows users will ever be ready to take the leap. The number of Windows games that run flawlessly in Linux might surprise some people. FWIW, The G3 is used as its вЂњgamingвЂќ moniker would suggest, with a combination of Linux native titles and Windows games that are run through Proton or WINE. Not really what you asked, but in the ballpark at least. So now I am at a point where two of my three daily-use PCs are straight Linux, not dual boots. I still have my Veeam images of the old schema in case I want to bring it back.

No matter itвЂ™s been a long time since I used any of the others. With /home off of the 850, thereвЂ™s more room for data, but I had to ditch the pentaboot. The stuff that remains in home is just the various config files and non-sensitive stuffвЂ¦ the browser and email profiles, my pictures and videos, documents, etc., are all on the encrypted volume. Now I have / and /home on the 970 Evo, and the entire 850 Evo is the self-encrypted data volume. The home directories are not synced, as they are unique to each installation, but theyвЂ™re almost identical by design. I use Syncthing to keep all of the units synced, so I want the same partitioning schema on all of them. I have a separate volume for data to maintain commonality with my PCs that use LUKS encrypted data volumesвЂ¦ I use the self-encryption on the 850 Evo instead. I previously had my G3вЂ™s 250GB NVMe SSD (Samsung 970 Evo) divided among the five OSes, with /home and /mnt/data on the 1TB SATA SSD (Samsung 850 Evo). I wanted the SSD space Windows was using, so I got rid of it along with the other three (!) versions of Linux I had on the G3: Mint 20, Fedora 33, Kubuntu 20.04. IвЂ™ve often said I still have Windows on my Swift and G3 because I havenвЂ™t yet needed the space it takes up enough to make it worth removing itвЂ¦ but that time has come.

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In addition, just yesterday I finally removed Windows 10 from my Dell G3.

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I just ordered my first non-Windows PC less than a month ago (Dell XPS 13 вЂњDeveloperвЂ™s Edition,вЂќ from their business sales department, though I am not a developer or a business user), and that laptop is the replacement for my Swift as a вЂњgo everywhereвЂќ unit.

It could boot and run Windows, but it would not have been able to do a feature update. On the two laptops I bought in 2018, I shrunk the partitions as much as I could for the Windows volumes. My Acer Swift 1 (early 2018) and Dell G3 gaming laptop (late 2018) were bought with Windows 10 preinstalled, then converted to dual-boot. My Dell Inspiron (purchased at the very end of 2017) was too small to hold Windows even as a single boot, so I made it Linux only.

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I built my desktop and bought my Asus F8 series laptop (in 2008) to be Windows machines, but in 2015 they were converted to dual-boots. Previously, all of my Linux PCs started as Windows PCs. IвЂ™m new at this compared to some, but Linux is ~ now!

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