It is NOT valid to reach a conclusion that Linux isn’t ready for “mom and pop” becuase it is hard for them to set up a dual monitor system … it would be hard for them to do that for any OS, and for any dual-monitor solution that “mom and pop” would need to buy they would only consider one where it was already set up for them in advance. If “mom and pop” want a dual monitor system, they buy from the IT store such a system already set up for them. The point would be not so much that “mom and pop” don’t use dual monitors, but rather the point is that “mom and pop” wouldn’t expect to set up an OS to deal with a dual monitor system. Robot is the most flexible test automation tool on the market, with identical scripting support for Mac, Windows, Linux & Mobile.Right, so if “mom and pop” don’t use it, then it’s not really a problem which needs fixing… Right now, “mom and pop” for the most part don’t use Linux, so lets just freeze the code and not progress further. T-Plan Robot is the only RPA tool on the market which supports Mac and Linux and Windows in the same application. Our RPA uses the same scripts, to automate any environment, meaning that automation can occur on Windows, Mac and Linux using the same automation development. Non-intrusive, and a no-code low code approach. Our Java Robot uses a human-like GUI level interaction, using the typical application front-end.

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