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<blockquote data-quote="AG3S" data-source="post: 909268" data-attributes="member: 89325">I would completely disagree...As alwasy it really depents which Linux Distro we are talking about.I have a ASUS Notebook, Zenbook Corei7 (gen7). With Windows (without any apps installed ..only office ... as I am not using the windows) I have 1 hours and half less battery life than my ElementaryOS. I also tried POP_OS and it is the same. With the UBUNTU the story was different though and it was almost the same as Windows.... slighlty better.I have not really a good experience with SUSE LEAP. It was slightly worse than Windows.So, the it is completely wrong to mention &quot;Linux&quot; is good or bad in this and that. Distros make a huge difference in everything. I personally prefer elementayOS or POP_OS over other distros as a desktop machine as I have been able to install all apps which I need including MS Office and Photoshop (with Adobe cloud connection) with no problems.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AG3S, post: 909268, member: 89325"] I would completely disagree... As alwasy it really depents which Linux Distro we are talking about. I have a ASUS Notebook, Zenbook Corei7 (gen7). With Windows (without any apps installed ..only office ... as I am not using the windows) I have 1 hours and half less battery life than my ElementaryOS. I also tried POP_OS and it is the same. With the UBUNTU the story was different though and it was almost the same as Windows.... slighlty better. I have not really a good experience with SUSE LEAP. It was slightly worse than Windows. So, the it is completely wrong to mention "Linux" is good or bad in this and that. Distros make a huge difference in everything. I personally prefer elementayOS or POP_OS over other distros as a desktop machine as I have been able to install all apps which I need including MS Office and Photoshop (with Adobe cloud connection) with no problems. [/QUOTE]

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