Linux vs Windows: Who Pays the Price for Performance?

Here is my thesis: the difference between Linux and Windows should not be understood merely as a battle over frames per second or rendering times. It is a debate about who bears the cost of making a modern computer usable, compatible, and defensible. Linux usually offers a shorter path to the hardware. Windows usually carries more invisible responsibilities. The problem for Microsoft is that those responsibilities are no longer invisible when they translate into more active fans, shorter battery life, or a noticeable difference in a professional application. In a market where hardware has stopped improving dramatically every year, software that wastes resources becomes much easier to call out.

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