The Linux kernel, which Linus Torvalds first made accessible on September 17, 1991, is the foundation of the Linux operating system family, a group of free and open-source Unix-like operating systems. Usually, Linux is distributed in the form of a package. Here are some reasons to choose Linux. If you care about your privacy, switch…

The Linux kernel, which Linus Torvalds first made accessible on September 17, 1991, is the foundation of the Linux operating system family, a group of free and open-source Unix-like operating systems. Usually, Linux is distributed in the form of a package.

Here are some reasons to choose Linux.

If you care about your privacy, switch to Linux instead of Windows.

Linux is completely free!

Yes, the glorious cost of Linux is exactly $0.00.

While purchasing a license for Windows can be extremely expensive.

Linux is safe.

On Windows, you frequently need to install anti-virus software that requires a subscription, but Linux asks, “Anti-what?”

You can change anything!

If there is something in Linux that you don’t like, you can change it or remove it.

Pre-installed Powerful Tools

Linux already has a tone of useful programming and hacking tools installed.

Privacy

Windows always gather user information. nearly everything

Linux doesn’t have a hide-and-seek game because its source code is always accessible.

Portability

A portable OS is Linux. It works with many different computer architectures.

Portability means you can move your code from one system architecture to another easily.

You should use Linux for a number of additional reasons, about which we’ll talk in a later post.