In Linux, I select Ubuntu.

Many non-professional friends complain that the Linux platform is not, Windows is magnificent, or vice versa. In fact, it is completely ignored. The software and OS are two things. It is only a secondary term to describe programs, openwrt is available only because of the routing protocol, rather than because of Linux. Well, cross-platform competition. Even if they are combined into individual users, I am replying to a friend's Post saying why I want to use Ubuntu in Linux. My reply is: creating profits is our starting point, no matter what platform, it is cost-effective for us, it is feasible, no

Many non-professional friends complain that the Linux platform is not, Windows is magnificent, or vice versa. In fact, it is completely ignored. The software and OS are two things. It is only a secondary term to describe programs, openwrt is available only because of the routing protocol, rather than because of Linux. Well, cross-platform communication is not an alternative. Even if they are combined into individuals, I am replying to a friend's Post saying why I want to use Ubuntu in Linux. My reply is:

Making profits is our starting point. No matter what platform it is, it is cost-effective for us, no matter how many Linux releases, Windows, and MAC are just the tools we use to make money. They are just a few tools that can be used to achieve the goal easily. For some people, it may be that VCD is a video phone, but nothing else. When I press the power key, everything is still like that, and now it is true.

So we chose Ubuntu in Linux because it is the easiest and quickest System in Linux. There are many things that we don't need to worry about, A quick apt-get solves all of my critical time problems. When we use gentoo, we will understand that I have to compete in seconds, even if you are sitting on the toilet, you have to arrange some code for it to compile. If we are facing a group, how many times do we have to spend on compiling and solving the dependency problem? (This is also a metaphor, although I use gentoo)