Why Should You Use Linux?
When people debate which operating system is the best-either MacOS or Windows-not many mention the third option: Linux. Why is that?
See, Linux has its own niche in the tech industry, but that's it. Yes, you can use Linux as your daily driver, but learning Linux can take a long time depending on which distro, Linux's word for "version", you have.
But I'm not saying you shouldn't use Linux. In fact, if you're into technology at all, I recommend using Linux for a month or two just to see how it works and the things you can do with Linux.
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