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2022-12-06 | aprates.dev
> Are you experienced? - Jimi Hendrix (an unexpected enthusiast?)
Hey, ever heard of Linux? It's this sleek, dashing desktop OS that runs light as a feather, and is fast as a cheetah. It's wonderfully uncluttered, without any of the unnecessary frills. Here's the best part, it's free! Yes, you heard that right, it's packed to the brim with open-source software goodies. It's like a surprise party on your computer, but the kind where you're safe and secure. Plus, you get extra privacy since there are fewer big brother companies trying to dig out your secret cookie recipe with telemetry.
Browsing the internet on Linux? It's like dancing on a cloud, possibly better than on other OSs. And guess what? You can be the maestro of your own computer orchestra with just a bit of elbow grease and a willingness to learn.
Now, if you're a developer, you don't really need Linux. You're best suited to the environment you're programming for. But hey, if you're developing for a *nix server (calling all web-devs), Linux is the undisputed champion. Plus, there's an arsenal of development tools just a package manager click or command away.
Okay, we get it. Linux might not seem like it's for everyone. You may need to pop the lid of your mind a bit, especially if you're very used to your current system. Each ecosystem has its own exclusive set of tools, and if there's a specific one you need that's only available on another operating system, then please, stay where you are, don't feel obliged, it's just an invitation.
Take it from someone who's been there, done that with Windows and Mac. Today, I'm a Linux user and loving every minute of it. Each system has its own strengths and weaknesses, but for me, Linux takes the cake.
So, come on, don't be shy. Give Linux a try!
(Note: This article is served with a generous dollop of irony. While we have some fun here, the goal remains to encourage you to consider giving Linux a whirl. Who knows, you might just love it!)
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