Curious about the overlap. I wonder if its actually that much of what appears to be a consensus on Lemmy, or just a loud minority.
I’m daily driving Linux since 97.
I had a Mac for work for 14 years because maintaining iOS apps. Current job lets me run Linux.
Ny phone runs OEM Android.
I would like to run Linux on phones, so I have a couple running ubtouch and postmarketos (I forgot what they rebranded to). It’s just not ready for daily driving.
Previous job spanned the era of smartphone diversity, and we covered all the platforms (iOS, Android, bada, Windows phone, windows mobile, Symbian S60, maemo/MeeGo). I miss MeeGo.
Both, running Mint on my desktop and laptop and Graphene on my phone. Can’t imagine it any other way.
Fedora and GrapheneOS here.
I dual boot Pop OS and windows 11 on my main computer, though it’s worth noting I use Pop for 99% of things… Windows only exists to calibrate Xbox controllers… It’s my white whale of shedding windows entirely. 😂
Laptop runs Pop
Server runs Linux mint.
Phone runs grapheneOS.
Main PC: openSUSE Tumbleweed Laptop: CachyOS Mobile: “regular android” from the phone maker
OpenWRT router, Linux on computers, GrapheneOS or Lineage on phones/tablets and LibreElec for my offline TV
🤫 Don’t tell anyone, but I’ve never used Linux in my life.
Same - I’ve installed Linux on a memory stick which I can plug into my pc and lets me boot into it as a type of secure desktop thing. Did it as an experiment, not fussed about using it as my main OS tho
You definitely have. At some point you would have used Linux. On an ATM or a restaurant menu screen or a dishwasher interface or in your car. Somewhere you definitely have at least once.
Right, I do know that, but if said I was a Linux user and those were my examples, the gatekeepers would have my head!
…on Lemmy…
😱 Shrieks in horror
My “do things” laptop and my “video player” laptop both run Linux Mint. I also have a Mac Mini that hasn’t been turned on in quite some time because it’s old and dying.
My pocket sized rectangle is running Graphene OS.
My work laptop runs a very locked down Windows 11, and the pocket sized rectangle runs iOS.
I put Ubuntu on my laptop, but I haven’t changed my desktop or phone OS yet. After the US started threatening annexation I’ve been trying to divest from all US tech products, and Windows/Android is one of the last steps.
My Main PC and my laptop both run CachyOS, my game server runs Fedora, and I also have Home Assistant running on an old Razer laptop with the battery removed (it’s absolute overkill, but it requires very little power and it’s what I had available at the time).
My daily driver phone is an OG Pixel Fold running GrapheneOS, and my secondary phone is a Pixel 8a issued by work running full stock with no personal google account. I also keep a backup phone in case something goes wrong with my Fold that’s a Pixel 9 also running Graphene.
I use Linux Mint on my home PC. My work computer is a Mac. My phone is Apple.
The tight integration between iPhone and macOS means I’ll probably make sure I always have both — even after this job — but I really like Linux and I’ll always have computers around me that use it. I especially like Linux for household utility servers. I have a Pi and I also have a couple of NUCs from someone that never got returned when they quit a job so I’m going to see if I can root them and install Linux. I’d really like to run local home automation and maybe replace some of the cloud services I rely on.
GrapheneOS on my phone, CachyOS on my computer. Same for my wife except she runs OpenSuse. The only Windows computer in the house is my work laptop. Apart from my work laptop, everything in the house is de-big tech’d.
Neither. Windows & Android. I do have a Linux server running my home lab, and Linux on my Steam Deck, but they’re not daily drivers.
I run Fedora on my laptop, Debian on my server, and LineageOS on my main phone. So both for me
Mint (Linux) for laptop, LineageOS for phone. Windows for desktop (however, my desktop hasn’t been used in 3 years because I’m slowly building a space for everything in my basement).
Servers = Yunohost (Debian), Ubuntu server mainly with Podman, Windows 10 (stripped down for SMB & software RAID)
