When I started coding, I installed linux one day. I didn't use windows again for like 6 months. It seems to open up a new world, where you can program what yo

When I started coding, I installed linux one day. I didn't use windows again for like 6 months. It seems to open up a new world, where you can program what you need to use. Sure you can do this on windows, but on linux it feels like you're closer to the smell of sawdust. Also, when you likely deploy your server to something like AWS, it'll probably run on linux, so there's that consistency. You feel like you live inside the internet. Because the internet runs on linux. I'm typing this comment from a debian laptop. This laptop isn't super fast, but debian makes it seem totally fine, whereas windows makes it sad. (speed boost). I'm thankful when I use linux. When I see all the lines of computer code at startup and during install, I think of all the time someone put into that, wow, so glad.