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Tips for managing store through GNU/Linux (lemmy.ml)

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So i'm currently managing a small store and running MX Linux as main OS on all desktops, because i want to spread Debian words in my city, but people are often regretting on using my desktops for my system.

Any tips for making them less fearful on using Linux, i'm about half year running MX as my main OS, so my experience is not as a totally beginner, much less as a sysadmin.

Any help would gratefully appreciated.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago)

Here, I saw more successful GNOME vanilla design than the rest in home and with some know people.

Mostly in non-tech people. It takes a little time to work without the "Desktop" in mind but they finish finding it handy to work. They even try shortcuts that they never tested on Windows.