Re: The American (CEO's) Dream
It's really going to motivate you to do your best work if you're rehired to your old job with a smaller wage.
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As I have spare hardware, I like to try out different distros as well as different desktops/window managers/browsers, etc.
For my work laptop, I have to use the company-mandated 'enterprise' distro, the current version of which only has Wayland, so it's a choice of the supported GNOME or the unsupported KDE. I am not happy about this.
Most large corporates now tend to deploy "endpoint management" software to audit what's on the machine and enforce policies, which usually will not run on Linux. So, if your company laptop doesn't communicate with the endpoint management server, expect awkward questions followed swiftly by a re-install of the corporate Windows build.
Of the various brands of laptops that I have, the only ones that have had fatal mainboard failures are Lenovo. One (work) laptop keeled over twice in its three-year warranty period and the consumer laptops died shortly after the warranty expired.
The corporate buyers at work removed Lenovo from their suppliers list some time ago.