Linux vs Microsoft Windows

Introduction An operating system or operating system is a software program that enables computer hardware to communicate with computer software. Without the operating system of the computer, computers and software programs are useless. An example of an operating system is Microsoft Windows. This survey briefly introduces Linux, which is an open source operating system, and then looks at the current development of open source and its own operating system. Next, I will introduce the evolution of the operating system and look at the comparison between open source and its own operating system. The first founder of Linux history LINUX was a man named Linus Torvalds.

Microsoft Windows has existed since 1983, and the current product Microsoft Windows 2000 is based on Windows x, Windows 9 x and Windows NT. LINUX has been in existence since 1991 because of its novelty, the first version of the UNIX operating system that first appeared in 1969. On paper, do you think the difference is not surprisingly important? In fact, in either case, the recommended settings will be greatly improved depending on the purpose of the system and the application being used The biggest change is the memory usage of the Microsoft Windows 2000 platform. 256 MB Professional is 512 MB on Microsoft Windows 2000 Server.

In the second half of my career, I worked at Microsoft for over 10 years and was working on various versions of Windows. In retrospect, you can see that Windows lost Apple's mobile phones, server war with Linux, and cloud war with Amazon. At that time, I was busy extracting the version of Windows to realize this. The amount of inertia in an organization is not a successful platform for the engineering team to be used by billions of people. They have never seen them being disturbed. Or, if the leader did this, the level and the file are different. Most of them are busy promoting the current Rock Mountain which is the classic definition of "Innovator's Dilemma".

The purpose of this article is to introduce the economic and business benefits of using Linux (open source operating system) and Windows XP (Microsoft closed source operating system) on small business desktop computers. My advice is that for small businesses, using Linux as their chosen operating system can be cost-effective. In my research, I examined the following factors. Linux is now the second largest (9), the fastest growing server operating system. (1) Looking to Linux is Amazon.com, the research and development department of Boeing, Speedera, Office of Jefferson County, Colorado, Steamboat Springs of Colorado, (4) and the New York Stock Exchange. (7) In addition, governments in several countries are transitioning from Microsoft to cheaper Linux. For example, to reduce costs and improve security, Germany entered into an agreement to provide IBM and Linux-based computer systems. (Five)