Let s talk about why we don t like Linux

Most enterprises use Linux to build their servers, and the important thing is that Linux is open source. Compared to Windows, Linux is relatively stable and secure.

The answer to this question is a matter of opinion, such as ease of use, cost, choice, openness, community, and so on.

Think about any toy brand that has endured for a long time, extending to computer games and even the movie industry? The answer is: lego.

But you don't have to follow the manual exactly, you can piece together any fragment of the source code and turn a tractor into a sports car, a sports car into a spaceship, and so on.

Open source software is popular precisely because it allows you to change it at will. For example, the graphical interface Gnome was changed by Ubuntu to Unity, and Mint was changed to Cinnamon by Mint, and the two are completely different. Therefore, everyone can participate in modifying the open source Linux.

Moreover, through this cooperation, Linux has been able to progress rapidly, and eventually its quality has reached a very high level. Of course, it doesn't mean that you have to change to Linux to use Linux**. Just as people buy a car but don't have to know the construction of the car.

And when you get the car, its construction is actually completely exposed to you, and no one can stop you from doing some personalized modifications. Of course, you can run well without modification.

The Linux installation takes about 20 minutes, and the interactive actions required during this time are nothing more than custom usernames. It can be a bit difficult to install a dual system. But if you think, if you want to adapt to Linux, then why install Windows?

Linux is convenient and easy to use, and you don't have to use the command line for daily operations, because Ubuntu, Mint, Zorinos, etc. have made the interface for mouse interaction. There are some rumors that Linux does not have professional software. For home users, Linux is sufficient.

And professional software, most of them have.

When it comes to playing games on Linux, progress has been exponential in recent years. More than 700 games are already available on the Linux version of Steam, which is also supported by Netflix, Skype, and Spotify.

If you must use window software, you can use wine to run them. Another great thing about Linux is that it's free. This caters to a lot of people who don't want to buy a computer and have to pay for a pre-installed window.

Nowadays, pre-installed Windows usually does not come with a recovery disc, but instead leaves a space on the hard disk for the recovery program. In this case, if the hard drive is broken or you erase it, then it is troublesome. In this regard, Microsoft's suggestion is basically to "change the hard drive".

For Linux, you can make your own boot disk, and the cost is to buy a blank ***.

Another great thing about Linux is its enthusiastic community with helpful community members, conferences, podcasts, magazines, groups, forums, to come to the world, solve problems, and exchange experiences. There's also the myth that Linux is made by geeks for geeks. And the truth is, Linux is written by a bunch of people, but for everyone.

Free, open-source, stable, and abundant, do you think you want it?

When it comes to the advantages of Linux, the first thing is that it is open source, and anyone can view his source**, which makes it particularly safe, while Windows is not open source, so you have to patch it frequently, patch vulnerabilities and so on.

Secondly, the Linux kernel is well optimized, and no Linux needs a right-click refresh key (Hongqi Linux is added for the use habits of Chinese people), while Windows is different, Microsoft's system is very complex, and the efficiency of operation is much lower than that of Linux.

Although Linux does not have an advantage in the desktop market (only a little more than 1% of the market), its position in the server industry is unbeatable (more than 20%).

Linux occupies very few system resources, and in the early days of Linux, 64M memory can run very smoothly, which is also his advantage.

I also only said a few aspects that I know better, and there are many, many advantages of Linux, and I have to understand it in practice. Personally, I feel that if you completely rely on Microsoft's more and more user-friendly graphical interface, people will become more and more stupid, and eventually become slaves of Windows, which is a terrible thing, hehe, I hope it helps you.

Now Linux has taken the market by storm with a low **. It's a big trend. Of course, it is beneficial to learn by yourself First of all, it is your own understanding of the system, and you can think about it at a deeper level, grasp the mainstream of the market, understand these things, and it is easy to enter these companies.

After all, it's a hot job! Easy to find.

Each has its own strengths, and now XP is easier to use, but Linux is open source software, and many versions are also available for free from the web**. Of course, you can also buy the distro, there is service support, ** compared to the genuine XP is much cheaper!

Linux is also very stable, and is slightly inferior in terms of ease of use and support for software and hardware, but this is constantly changing, and the development of open source software will get better and better.

For those who like computers and like to fiddle with their own computers, it is a good choice to use linux.

Which system to use depends on your interests! Linux is the source of the first open operating system, so with him is both affordable and high security, because of this background, he has become the world's second largest operating system, but each has its own strengths and weaknesses, Windows for the update and maintenance of the system artificially invested a lot, and Linux is not so lucky, which can be seen, so far Linux is not as popular as Windows, it is understood that there are now people who have begun to maintain Linux, And it is planned to be put into commercial operation, so that his fate will be fundamentally changed, and we look forward to that day.

Linux has its own Lumaqq, MSN, graphics processing tools, etc., basically Windows has it, except for games, because Linux is for professionals.

The main benefits of Linux are open source, security, and stability.

For programmers, understanding the internal ** and running structure of the system is one of the ideas to understand the system and write higher quality programs, and now the development and use of Linux is becoming more and more common, especially in server applications (you are familiar with Gogle, Yahoo are commercial software packages of Linux platform), you can imagine Linux applications.

Windows is a non-open source commercial software, and it is difficult for you to get its source code, and you can't modify its content (otherwise you will have to wait for a lawsuit). This presents a lot of challenges for application development.

In addition, Linux is not a purely command-based software.

The command line is the foundation, and then runs the GUI platform on top of it, commonly such as KDE Gnome and XFACE (lightweight).

Linux is very stable as a server. The premise is that it doesn't go with any messy hardware. Broken hardware can make Windows blue screen, and it can also make Linux kernel panic.

The Linux core command set has been developed and proven for decades, and is both parameter-rich and reliable. This also makes remote operation extremely convenient, reinforcing the advantages of Linux as a server operating system.

Under Linux, the system package management can automatically and reliably install most of the general software, especially the installation and development environment is very fast, and it is very convenient to develop and debug software.

Linux itself and most of the software are open source and highly secure.

I don't know if you have heard of TurboLinux and GreatLinux of Wanli Open Source, both of which are Linux operating systems, and they are not bad to use! You can try!

In fact, this topic should be modified to what not to use linux.

In the usual sense, Linux is a Unix-like system, and Apple's Mac OS is also a Unix-like system. The so-called why Linux is used indicates that it is necessary to know what advantages Linux has over the Windows operating system.

Linux is free in the first place. There is no doubt about this, so the Xiaomi notebook that has recently gone viral is ready to be equipped with a Linux operating system, so that you don't have to pay Windows for the use of the operating system, so Xiaomi can continue to have a fever.

Linux is more efficient than Windows, which can be derived from the fact that the installed capacity of Linux servers is much higher than Windows, Linux servers can run stably without restarting for a long time, on the other hand, Windows, you often don't know why he has a blue screen, a blue screen, and even a little slower.

Linux also has disadvantages compared to Windows, that is, the Windows interface is not very friendly, and sometimes the command line is used to achieve responsive functions, but with the start of many Linux distributions, such as Ubuntu, its interface is becoming more and more beautiful.