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Is Bitbucket user experience different for Windows versus Linux

My client is migrating a small Bitbucket/PostgreSQL Application from a Windows Desktop to a Linux server.

When switching to Linux, will the Bitbucket users notice a difference? I presume the application behavior to a user is the same, but there may be differences.

Any other thoughts or lessons learned would be appreciated.

Thank you.

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@Tom_Bubb This is pretty nice move.

What I can say simply is experience will be similar but more swift.

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@Tom_Bubb This is pretty nice move.

What I can say simply is experience will be similar but more swift.

@DPKJ , similar? What would be different? Would users need to know Linux commands? Thank you for responding.

@Tom_BubbOne thing is on Linux you can upgrade to Data Center on later stage which is currently not possible on windows.

On Linux commands, no end user don't need to learn it. But admin must know his way around linux for better management.

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