1, a powerful command line

The command line has many functions, such as managing the system and quickly and automatically handling business, which eliminates the need for a mouse or touchpad for developers and enables developers to directly input instructions through the keyboard to manage the system. Automated management system and business processing can make developers focus on the more important tasks at hand, thus saving a lot of practice. As one of the core components of Linux, although the Linux command line is not perfect, it always maintains the purity of the terminal.

2.Linux is very safe.

Because Linux is open source and developed and maintained by a large developer community, security vulnerabilities are easier to find and fix. In addition, Windows is the most popular operating system. According to relevant statistics, Windows devices ranked first with 76.7%. So more malicious attacks are aimed at Windows rather than Linux.

3. Be friendly to developers

Compared with Windows, Linux is more user-friendly and more acceptable. For example, Linux has tools specially provided for developers, so it is very popular with developers. In Linux, developers can have a compiler, a command-line editor, the ability to adjust almost anything, and the ability to set their own shortcuts, all of which are ready-made.

Step 4 update regularly

Because Linux is open source, as people discover vulnerabilities, security caches and wrong scripts, developers will get a lot of updates regularly, which is one of the main advantages of Linux users.

5. Community support

The Linux community is committed to serving all Linux users, so it will provide long-term support. Windows community is different from Linux. The Windows community stopped providing support for Windows7 users before, so if developers encounter any problems or data leakage in Windows7, they will not be able to contact the Help Center. But when Linux users encounter difficulties, they can seek help in many places, such as Twitter, LinkedIn, forums and so on.

6. Strong privacy

Linux does not collect or share user information with anyone. Users can even turn off the development suggestions for collecting data, and if they turn them on, they will only provide them to the Linux development team. If you have ever used Windows 10, you will notice that the default privacy setting will automatically turn on all functions. Even if you choose not to submit Microsoft data about yourself, your information will still be collected unless you use a program to disable the eavesdropping module of Windows.

7. Network security

Linux is usually the most commonly used operating system in network security. This is because Linux is not easy to be attacked by viruses, and the system is well maintained, which makes the chances of system vulnerabilities very few. Therefore, by using Linux, developers can learn their experience in network security, such as how to protect personal or professional data from violent cracking attacks, network attacks or any other types of attacks, so as to avoid personal data being attacked and leaked.