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"malware" that deletes windows 11 and replaces it with linux, in-place, and then kexecs into it

You can take my “Quicken For Windows” from my cold dead hands. If you come up with a better solution that is feature-compatible I’m willing to listen. 😀

4/1/25, 3:29 am0 reposts4 likes

Konkon

@konkon.zip

4 Jan 2025

Linux is already more popular than ever before, people should advocate developers of apps (like Quicken) to make official Linux versions. It's a positive feedback loop: the more devs make Linux versions, the more people are willing to switch to Linux, which convinces more devs to make Linux versions

Derek Balling

@derekballing.com

4 Jan 2025

That’s somewhat idealistic. Quicken isn’t going to go through all the effort to build a fully featured Linux version for the 20 people who care. They barely tolerate maintaining their Mac version and it’s nowhere near as feature rich as the Windows version… For now Parallels+Win11 is the solution.