5 Things Linux does better than Windows
Some of you may scoff and say “There is nothing Linux does better than Windows.” To that I would say you might want to reconsider that opinion. We all know (or at least I hope we know) that every operating system has its strengths and weaknesses. Many of you may have never really considered the strengths of Linux. Well, it’s time you did, and I am going to help you with that process.
The list below is in no particular order.
1. Evolve. After ten plus years of working with Linux I have seen few set backs. Each release of the various distributions has, nearly without fail, been a step forward. Trying to recall when a release has been a bump in the road akin to Vista or Windows ME has me drawing a blank. Yes Ubuntu had some performance issues with 7 and 8 but those issues didn’t cause either of the releases to suffer.
The Linux kernel itself has been nothing less than a grand climb uphill that gets easier and easier.
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