[ Thanks to Jason
Greenwood for this link. ]
“Linux is an operating system, like Windows is an operating
system. Both let you run applications, interact with hardware such
as cameras and microphones, and use disk drives. They both have
windows, mouse cursors, right-click menus, on-screen clocks,
utilities, cool toys… pretty much everything you could
expect.“There are, of course, some differences. People who are used to
Windows find it a bit of a job learning Linux…”
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