Five misunderstandings of Linux operating system applications

Article Title: Five misunderstandings of Linux operating system applications. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

It is difficult to develop applications, only applicable to the network, etc. These comments on Linux are only the opinions of some people who do not know Linux, will be conquered by the charm of Linux...

◆Misunderstanding 1: It is difficult to develop applications

There is still some reason for this statement three years ago. In the past, it was difficult to use traditional tools to develop applications for Linux. Traditional GCC and Emacs are hard to learn and cannot reach the efficiency required by enterprise developers. Now Linux has a fully functional, visualized and fast programming tool, Kylix, which completely solves this problem. Kylix uses the "drag-and-drop" method familiar to Win 32 developers to design WYSIWYG user interfaces, greatly improving GUI applications (especially commercial and enterprise database applications) on the Linux platform) so that the hard-to-count Win 32 commercial applications are transplanted to the Linux platform.

◆Misunderstanding 2: Only applicable to networks

Linux is almost synonymous with the network, and there is a huge Linux support team on the network. As more and more Linux vendors have joined (currently there are 188 Linux versions), their applications have been expanded from the network to almost all IT fields, from database, enterprise Office, e-commerce software, network management, RAS (reliability, availability and Service) computing, to computer aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) and film stunt simulation. With the continuous release of new Linux versions, the performance is also greatly improved. Many enterprises around the world have begun to use the Linux operating platform or server to process huge data.

 

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