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is there any anecdotal evidence that IT departments are at least considering, thinking about, having an initial assessment of doing anything but just buying whatever slop microsoft is spewing out?
kinda feels like until the river of gold from enterprise sales slows there is no downside to microsoft burning their platform.
my anecdote is that no, IT is still a MS crack addict.
People can barely use Windows and it's been around for 30 years.
I am not teaching 180+ staff how to use Macs or Linux.
I'm not an MS fanboy by any means, but my job is hard enough without adding extra shit sprinkles on top.
Fuck that.
You obviously have zero knowledge about working in that environment.
aww, chear up, here have a hug ~(˘︶˘)~.｡*♡