Why should we use Linux? (6 reasons)

The presence of Linux has expanded a lot. From servers up to desktops. Linux has gotten a bigger user market that includes not just web developers or programmers but also regular users. Maybe you wonder the reasons.

Well, if you are looking for an operating system or just don’t know yet so much about it, here you have 6 reasons to choose Linux. 

Linux is free

Linux is really accessible to everybody. It’s not needed to pay for it and its updates. From the basic software for regular users to the advanced one for business, the policy is the same, free!

Linux VS Unix (Differences)

Linux vs Unix is not the same thing. Linux is a kernel, a core of an operating system that needs a package to be complete. There are plenty of Linux distros that, together with additional elements, make Linux an entire OS. On the other hand, you have Unix, an older and complete OS that has changed significantly over time. Now there are billions of devices with a version of Linux (computers, Android smartphones, embedded devices, etc.) and billions of gadgets with Unix (Mac computers, iPads, servers and more). 

Best Linux distributions for beginners (list)

A big advantage of Linux is its flexibility. There is a distribution for everyone. No matter if you are a newbie or an expert. 

Today, we will go around distros for beginners. That means, easy to use, those with enough built-in drivers for people without so much experience, looking for out-of-the-box solutions.

12 Basic Linux commands you should know

There are plenty of Linux distros out there. Some for beginners, with a very familiar interface and many applications built-in already. Others are highly customizable and are often used for different types of servers. What they all have in common is the use of a command-line interface for many commands that can make your life easier. Let’s go and explore the 12 basic Linux commands that can really help you!