So I sum up one sentence: Learning Linux, using Windows

Linux has been around for a while. I am afraid I have read computer reports when I first learned about Linux. It is also RedHat. That time I copied the article from start to end.
Linux has three purposes: freshness, utilitarian color, and technical factors. I like to try new ones. I used to use windows for a while, but I am very willing to use Linux. In addition, I have a lot of information to introduce it. Linux is good and basically able to complete desktop activities. Later, I saw a small number of Chinese users in Linux in many magazines, and I was attracted by the fact that I am well paid for Linux. After all, Linux is an operating system supported by many computer experts. Learning Linux gives me a sense of technical attention. In addition, I learned the technology. Linux is open source code, and many projects in Linux are open source code. Linux still has some advantages in network applications and embedded applications, many projects under gun are excellent.
Later, I really explored Linux. The first version was the Chinese Red Flag 5.0. After the first installation, I felt very good about him. Basically, the meeting is the same as windows, but my machine is a wide screen. However, the built-in driver cannot use the wide screen. I was unable to install the driver and correctly configure the Linux resolution because I just got started with Linux. At last, I blame the bad red flag. In fact, I like the red flag. The first domestic suit and the second suit are actually quite easy to use.
Later, I chose a red hat and bought a fc6 disc. I remember 68 RMB, with a discount of more than 40. Later, FC was quite troublesome. He did not install many things on the red flag. Fortunately, he has a yum. I need to compile and install it every time. It must be crazy. Now I like FC. Because I can learn many things every time. The resources on the Internet are okay. Each solution gives me a sense of accomplishment. Of course, sometimes it's annoying that the problem has not been solved for a long time. Most of the time, I put him in a few days for dozens of days. And then get it.
I feel like I have used Linux for such a long time.
1. Linux is not as good as windows after all. I do not recommend this feature in special desktop operating systems. In the Server field, Linux is not as secure as imagined. It is not as stable as you think, if you cannot configure it well. Linux brings you a lot of trouble. Although the cost of Linux is low on the surface, it actually requires a higher labor and technical cost than that of windows. If the server is suitable for you with this capability, you can try it out, especially in scenarios with relatively large applications and high requirements.
2. If you are a computer major student, you will gain a lot from the technical aspect and need to touch linxu. If Windows is also open-source one day, there is no need (windows open-source is impossible, hee ).
3. Linux is not good from the perspective of market economy, but it is difficult to survive from the open source of the traditional software economic model. If you don't want to be a poor person.
So I sum up one sentence: Learning Linux, using Windows