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[[File:Distributor-logo-alt-linux.png|left|36px]] | [[File:Distributor-logo-alt-linux.png|left|36px]]Каковы преимущества использования Linux?|There are quite a few. GNU/Linux is free to use, highly efficient, and very fast. The version of Manjaro with the Xfce desktop boots up in only a few seconds, and uses only 200MB of memory to run. Linux systems are also very secure, and are not affected by the huge amount of Windows viruses, trojans, worms, or malware out there. There tens of thousands of software applications available including equivalents of popular Windows software such as MS Office that are also completely free. It is also possible to easily run many popular Windows applications on GNU/Linux using compatibility software such as ''Wine or PlayonLinux''. The examples given here are ''far'' from comprehensive!|}} | ||
{{SubContentTemplate|[[File:Application-community.png|left|36px]]Why is Linux free? What's the catch?|There isn't one. GNU/Linux operates on a completely different philosophy than those of for-profit corporations such as Microsoft and Apple. Linux systems and software applications are funded through sponsorship, donations, and of course, the hard work of many, many enthusiasts. Linux has a dedicated and highly enthusiastic fan-base for a very good reason.|}} | {{SubContentTemplate|[[File:Application-community.png|left|36px]]Why is Linux free? What's the catch?|There isn't one. GNU/Linux operates on a completely different philosophy than those of for-profit corporations such as Microsoft and Apple. Linux systems and software applications are funded through sponsorship, donations, and of course, the hard work of many, many enthusiasts. Linux has a dedicated and highly enthusiastic fan-base for a very good reason.|}} | ||
{{SubContentTemplate|[[File:Com.github.alcadica.develop.png|left|36px]]What is the difference between cutting edge and bleeding edge technology?|Generally speaking, ''cutting edge'' refers to the latest technology that has finished development and has been fully tested. ''Bleeding edge'' technology is that which has not finished development and/or is still undergoing testing. The use of bleeding edge technology therefore carries the risk of being unreliable or unstable.|}} | {{SubContentTemplate|[[File:Com.github.alcadica.develop.png|left|36px]]What is the difference between cutting edge and bleeding edge technology?|Generally speaking, ''cutting edge'' refers to the latest technology that has finished development and has been fully tested. ''Bleeding edge'' technology is that which has not finished development and/or is still undergoing testing. The use of bleeding edge technology therefore carries the risk of being unreliable or unstable.|}} | ||