I find it confusing

[Zordani]

I find it confusing how the filesystem on Linux is setup, compared to Windows. I don't know why, but I found Windows to be much more intuitive than Linux, with drag and drop, a clear, clean directory structure and so on. With linux it's all about packets and what not. Am I wrong?

[kathleen9845]

I think that windows is well more developed than Linux, I mean that windows is well known and most of normal users used it as their OS. so windows make their product more user-friendly.

[Zordani]

I wouldn't go as far as to say that Windows is better developed than Linux. After all, we can all see how "well" developed Windows is, especially when the blue screen of death strikes.

[kathleen9845]

Well, as long as you keep your computer clean and don't have any hard drive problems. I think you will not encounter that blue screen of death you were saying.

[Zordani]

I've encountered the blue screen of death in ten minutes after installing Windows XP. Clean install, mind you, I've formatted the hard drive, I've even unplugged the network cable so it wouldn't get viruses. Windows is terribly bad when it comes to development, in my opinion...

[Athlon]

Linux is best one because it's runs on more Central Processing Units and platforms than any other computer operating system. It is stable and more user functionality. It can be used on a wide range of computers, for a wide range of purposes.

[rubbio_young]

Yeah I have trouble seeing the logic really - that is one thing i do like about windows.

[ashely]

It really isn't all that confusing - you just have to not look at it the way you look at windows. had you learned on linux first you may have found windows to be confusing.

[richarddonald78]

I wouldn't go as far as to say that Windows is better industrial than Unix. After all, we can all see how "considerably" industrial Windows is, especially when the bluish sift of dying strikes.

[Love Kills]

It all falls under user-friendly.. Linux is by far the best and most stable...