We can put everything aside when it comes to comparing Linux and Windows, with the exception of security. Sure, there are other things that we can talk about, like stability, performance with certain hardware, and many more other features, but when you draw the line, you have to ask yourself: What do I want? Do I want a system that is controlled internally by a few hundred people or do I want an OS that is open to review and modifications from basically anyone?
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