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10 Fundamental Differences Between Linux and Windows.
Linux.
1).You can change the source code to suite your function of computer.
2). You can have the machine to run 24/7-365 days a year without a reboot or shutdown.
3). More secure operating system.
4). Less virus contamination (though this could change if more people have Linux). If you had a virus it will be limited to only your home section.
5). More complex coding if you are not used to Linux, so you will need to read and learn more, this is a good thing because it keeps your mind active (and hot).
6). You can get a free operating system to keep and try out (you just pay for the dial-up/broadband connection) .
7). When the Kernal changes you just update it, you do not have to change anything else.
8). Nearly all drivers are built in, though you can add them later if you wish.
9). Linux is run on open source code, so you are not locked in.
10). Linux. Likeable, Interesting, Networkable, Unbeatable, Xenoglossia (Meaning Language).
Basically you can do more in Linux than what you can do in any Windows operating system.
To put it in simple terms, Windows is like a automatic transmission in a car. Linux is the gear stick and auto version.
Please post back if you have any more problems or questions.
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