If Linux never appeared, what would our life be like?

August 25, 1991, two memorable events took place on this day:

The Linux kernel later has its own mascot: a penguin, which we call tux with deep affection. Over the years, Linus joked that he chose Penguins as a mascot because he himself had been bitten by a penguin. He also said he had "got a rare disease called the Penguin." I was able to stay awake at night, and it was a huge gift. ”

Is the story true? We assume that it is true because, depending on the butterfly effect, it is because of this small event that the world is finally brought to the great wealth of Linux.

If the young Finn had never been bitten by a penguin, he might not have had a "penguin", so he might not be able to build the Linux kernel as much as we did in order to live a life like ours.

In fact, he may be completely bored with software engineering and eventually become a dentist.
As a result, Linux will never appear.
What would the world look like without Linux?
What would the world look like without Linux? What will be the impact of our daily lives?
Along this open brain hole, we're going to envision it all the way.

Obviously, Tux racer this free game is impossible to exist, but this is only a small part of the difference. But the difference is the difference, where the two worlds begin to diverge.

Prior to the birth of Linux, Windows and MacOS have lacked the stability advantage-"Sorry, system error" and "blue screen of death" often bothered every user. In fact, because of the advent of Linux, Microsoft and Apple are beginning to focus on stability because they need to come up with products that have a decisive advantage over this open source system.
So, without the Linux world, it will become very scary.

And everyone will notice that in this world without Linux, comic fonts will be the only default font and are used everywhere-yes, that's what the system did.
Let's go on with the discussion.

Strictly speaking, activation systems such as windows have faded into real life. But without Linux, would Microsoft really be merciful to give such an option?
In addition, the "Four Freedoms" theory without linux,richard Stallman would have no fertile soil at all-because he would lose steady work and struggle to survive.

To simplify the process of understanding, I would like to discuss in a conversational way my idea of the topic "If Linux never existed".
You: "Please wait a moment." Do you want to say that if Linux is not bitten by penguins, then streaming TV will not be able to operate smoothly, e-mail will be the Microsoft has always been in response to the time-famous Pass-a-note replaced, the computer needs to be activated several times a day, the Internet crashes, and people will completely abandon open source? Is it all just because there's no Linux? ”
Me: "It looks like that." ”
You: "Is it not a little too exaggerated?" ”
Me: "Maybe it is." However, if you do not agree, you may wish to prove my mistake. ”
Well, that's my conclusion. So I'd like to thank Linux for its 25-year history-its existence has made our world less stupid and less bad.

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