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- What are the disadvantages of Ubuntu?
- Why Ubuntu is so hated?
- Why is Ubuntu frowned upon?
- Is Ubuntu really good?
- Is Windows 10 much faster than Ubuntu?
- How Safe Is Ubuntu from hackers?
- Why is GNU hated?
- Why do I like Ubuntu?
- Why do people not like Canonical?
- What is so special about Ubuntu?
- Why would I use Ubuntu?
- Is Ubuntu a Linux?
What are the disadvantages of Ubuntu?
Disadvantages of Ubuntu .
- Compatibility: When manufactures make a computer, they have an assumption that the computer will run on windows. ...
- Gaming: This is the biggest advantage to Windows. ...
- Availability of softwares- I will agree that Linux has thousands of free applications and sotwares available.
Why Ubuntu is so hated?
The corporate backing is probably the last reason Ubuntu gets so much hate. Ubuntu is backed by Canonical, and as such, is not a purely community ran distro. Some people don't like that, they don't want companies intervening in the open source community, they dislike anything corporate.
Why is Ubuntu frowned upon?
It's because Ubuntu is run by a corporation (canonical) and due to their commercial nature they made several controversial decisions like for example your searches in the Unity dashboard being sent to Amazon so they can display ads related to your searches.
Is Ubuntu really good?
Ubuntu is More Resource-Friendly. The last but not the least point is that Ubuntu can run on older hardware far better than Windows. Even Windows 10 that is said to be more resource-friendly than its predecessors doesn't do as good of a job compared to any Linux distro.
Is Windows 10 much faster than Ubuntu?
"Out of 63 tests ran on both operating systems, Ubuntu 20.04 was the fastest... coming in front 60% of the time." (This sounds like 38 wins for Ubuntu versus 25 wins for Windows 10.) "If taking the geometric mean of all 63 tests, the Motile $199 laptop with Ryzen 3 3200U was 15% faster on Ubuntu Linux over Windows 10."
How Safe Is Ubuntu from hackers?
Ubuntu, or any linux distribution, is much safer than either Windows or Mac OS, but no, by itself it is not sufficient to block determined hackers. ... Ubuntu, or any linux distribution, is much safer than either Windows or Mac OS, but no, by itself it is not sufficient to block determined hackers.
Why is GNU hated?
People hate on them because it really goes against their daily habit. If they follow it, it can and will drastically change their life and that has a good amount of fear for some people. ... I don't hate the FSF or the GNU project, but I do find them disappointing.
Why do I like Ubuntu?
Reasons to love Ubuntu: Its secure and stable and updates are pretty scheduled. Its very easy to use once you get hands on. It comes with most things ready to use out of box.
Why do people not like Canonical?
People dislike Canonical because they see a company pushing for a mass Linux distro without really showcasing what Linux is all about; open software, education and choice. In other words, freedom. If Canonical had developed a distro like Arch, I think they'd get significantly less hate.
What is so special about Ubuntu?
Unlike Microsoft's operating system, Ubuntu is entirely free. This not only saves you money on a Windows license but also means you can save money on new hardware, too, by opting to forgo Windows preinstallations. You may, however, object that Windows 10 is also free.
Why would I use Ubuntu?
In comparison to Windows, Ubuntu provides a better option for privacy and security. The best advantage of having Ubuntu is that we can acquire the required privacy and additional security without having any third party solution. Risk of hacking and various other attacks can be minimized by using this distribution.
Is Ubuntu a Linux?
Ubuntu is a complete Linux operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. ... Ubuntu is entirely committed to the principles of open source software development; we encourage people to use open source software, improve it and pass it on.
