I don’t even think that Ubuntu for desktop isn’t even that bad. It’s not what I would use though on my personal home rig, but it seems to be a solid option in professional server business. I would say, if your clients are happy, then you did a good choice so far. Can’t make a blind choice for your and your clients here.
One of the biggest strength pro Ubuntu is the big community and help you can get from. Mint is probably a good choice too, but I’m not sure if that is a good one for business. Me making fun of Ubuntu is more about the perception from the community and about the home user, less about professional users. I think especially in business if you are in doubt, recommend Ubuntu.
I don’t even think that Ubuntu for desktop isn’t even that bad. It’s not what I would use though on my personal home rig, but it seems to be a solid option in professional server business. I would say, if your clients are happy, then you did a good choice so far. Can’t make a blind choice for your and your clients here.
One of the biggest strength pro Ubuntu is the big community and help you can get from. Mint is probably a good choice too, but I’m not sure if that is a good one for business. Me making fun of Ubuntu is more about the perception from the community and about the home user, less about professional users. I think especially in business if you are in doubt, recommend Ubuntu.
Hell yeah makes sense. I get where you’re coming from. Just throwing that question out into the universe half expecting to get flamed lol.