Linux or Windows?

Question

I just wanted to know your general opinions which is more useful and why... Thanks for your answeres today

Answer 1

https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/581730/?ref=app

Answer 2

Im still using debian 9 currently... but if you may have some alternative ways of afvanced OS pls fell free to let me know it here and particular where 2 download - Thank you very much for every answere until today... (Y)

Answer 3

nice examples Julian.. thanks (Y)

Answer 4

yes, I'm part of their developers program. :D

Answer 5

I know that.. Its the same with CentOS. RedHat is free with a Developer Subscription too... ;)

Answer 6

I'm on linux because I like the open source community but most places I have worked for are on Windows.I think both are very special OS in IT field.

Answer 7

Fedora is the free/development version of the Red Hat workstation. :) (the support is community based)

Answer 8

This site explains the advantages and disadvantages of Linux and Windows.

https://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000575.htm

Answer 9

Linux is more customisable and usually less bloated. Also windows spies on you ;)

Answer 10

@romangraef i am not familiar with fedora, in my Opi course we worked with Debian and CentOS/RedHat. And Debian is easier than the other Linux Distributions (Ich hätte das auch auf deutsch schreiben können, aber für die anderen bin ich bei Englisch geblieben... ;) )

Answer 11

Linux is the "better" OS... But harder to learn. Start with a Debian distribution (Debian or Ubuntu etc...) And with more experience, try RedHat or CentOS

Answer 12

Personally, I'm on linux because I like the open source community and the configurability as well as the tools; but most places I have worked for are on Windows.

Answer 13

@Mike R. Fedora is a Redhat distro but fairly easy to learn. or at least workstation..

Answer 14

nothing wrong with Debian. Currently, I'm on mint but thinking of moving to Arch with Cinnamon desktop with a login manager that would allow to login to I3 as well.

I also have a live KALI USB which I'm setting up with persistence for security/penetration testing (but I wouldn't recommend as a day to day OS)

Answer 15

LINUX OF COURSE