At my place, most problems happened with Windows. Although those systems were air-gapped, problems occurred with the local-network updates setup by the IT team.
Most Linux systems were either used only for internet or treated as “devices”, so minimal complaints there.
The software developers’ Linux systems were expected to be handled by themselves, so any IT support would just be a favour.
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At my place, most problems happened with Windows. Although those systems were air-gapped, problems occurred with the local-network updates setup by the IT team.
Most Linux systems were either used only for internet or treated as “devices”, so minimal complaints there.
The software developers’ Linux systems were expected to be handled by themselves, so any IT support would just be a favour.