Why Linux is better than Windows or macOS for securityComputerWorld
Modern-day Linux is extremely user-friendly. You get tons of system apps that provide you with a graphical user interface (GUI) similar to what you’re accustomed to on macOS or Windows. In fact, contrary to popular belief, you cancompletely avoid the Linux terminaland do all your day-to...
It deserves better than this. I understand why it's not the case, though. Linux requires more knowledge than Windows, even at the installation stage. Most if not all distros need some fixing and tuning, after the installation or after adding software. Sometimes, an update requires special ...
Better Performance– Generally, aLinux VPSis a lot better and faster than a Windows based VPS. Why is it so? For the simple fact that GNU/Linux is less resource hungry, far more capable of supporting very high loads and handling multiple processes at the same time which is a big advantag...
Drivers scene has improved on Windows 10 as well but it has always been better on Linux. Almost all drivers are automatically installed on your system. If there are more than one drivers available, you can choose to install the one you want. ...
After much annoyance, I finally get libraries. I understand why they exist. I even think it’s a semi-cool idea … but it doesn’t work. Try and copy thepathof a file you’re looking at within a Windows 7 Library into another Explorer dialog box. Go ahead. I’ll wait. What’s th...
The application container space is younger than the VM scene, and this results in a lot more fluidity. Docker now runs on Windows, and is supported by major cloud providers such as AWS, IBM, Google, and Microsoft Azure. Docker’s ecosystem includes the following set of tools: Docker Swarm...
When you’re just starting out with Linux, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. You probably know only Windows, but now you want to use Linux because you read thatLinux is better than Windowsas it’s more secure and you don’t have to buy a license to use Linux. ...
Linux is fine for playing games, in a lot of instances better, simpler and more stable than Windows. No. that is not true, never been true, and will never be true. Linux always requires you to do more than "double click the icon" to get even simple "linux native" games to work, ...
While the use cases of a fully installed Linux distribution are much better than Windows Subsystem for Linux, WSL still remains a better choice for Windows users who only want the Linux command line for their tasks. If you're Linux-curious, here's why you should check out Windows Subsystem...