Why I Switched from Windows to Linux

TLDRIn this video, I discuss my transition from Windows to Linux, exploring my history with Windows and the reasons behind my switch. I highlight the differences between the two operating systems and share my positive experiences with Linux.

Key insights

🔁Transition from Windows to Linux

💻Exploring the differences between the two operating systems

⭐️Positive experiences with Linux

🔒Concerns about Windows 10 end of life

🔥The impact of Windows 11 system requirements

Q&A

What prompted your switch from Windows to Linux?

—I had concerns about Windows 10 end of life and the system requirements for Windows 11. I wanted a more secure and customizable operating system.

What are the main differences between Windows and Linux?

—Windows is more user-friendly and widely supported, while Linux offers more customization, better security, and a larger community of like-minded users.

What positive experiences have you had with Linux?

—I appreciate the stability, speed, and flexibility of Linux. The open-source nature of the operating system also allows for constant improvement and innovation.

Is it difficult to switch from Windows to Linux?

—There is a learning curve involved in transitioning from Windows to Linux, but with proper resources and support, it becomes easier over time. Many distributions offer a user-friendly experience for beginners.

Can I still use Windows applications on Linux?

—While some Windows applications may not be compatible with Linux, there are alternative applications and software that can fulfill similar functions. Additionally, virtualization and compatibility layers like Wine can provide options for running Windows software on Linux.