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If I had to choose between the two, I would also choose Linux, but some of the things mentioned in the "article" are wrong. 2) Updates. Windows updates seem pl
by leipert 9y ago
If I had to choose between the two, I would also choose Linux, but some of the things mentioned in the "article" are wrong.
2) Updates. Windows updates seem plannable to me.
3) Antivirus. There are malicious programs for Linux and if they are designed well and ask you for root privilege, I believe that the average joe/jane will just type in the root password. (See latest Handbrake hack). And this is my opinion: You probably do not need Antivirus on Windows if you are careful about your system.
5) The default Windows file system is NTFS (since Windows NT 3.1) and not FAT32. And once you equip your PC with an SSD, you do not have to bother about defragging at all.