What Makes Linux so Unique?
The key difference that makes Linux so unique is that it is an open source operating system. This means that the code used to create Linux is free and available for pubic view and edit. Users with the appropriate skill can also contribute to the OS. The core pieces of Linux are generally common and has many distributions. This gives Linux a plethora of customizable options. For example, applications, such as word processors and web browsers can be transferred ad swapped as you please. In addition, the home screen in fully customizable allowing you to make full use of the public code within Linux.
If you wish to contribute to Linux
Mainly, Linux is written in C programming language but has other programming languages as additions. That said, you don't have to be a programmer to contribute to Linux. The community is always looking for other improvements to work on such as suggestions and design of the OS. Forms of contribution include
Testers - to make sure the code is running smoothly
Designers - to design eg. user interface and graphics
Writers - to write tutorials and information on how to operate Linux
Translators - to translate the writers work into other languages
Packagers - to put the code together and ensure it runs well
Evangelists - Linux propaganda
Developers - writing the Linux software
If you want to learn more about the Linus OS or wish to try the OS for yourself, then visit their website using this link below.
https://www.linux.org/
If you want to learn more about the Linus OS or wish to try the OS for yourself, then visit their website using this link below.
https://www.linux.org/