Linux

1 – Most of the distributions, not to draw all are completely free, even if paid versions (with support) is cheaper than buying a Windows OS.

2 – The major distributions have a lot of useful programs and you can quickly and easily find online manuals for use and handling of such software.

3-On the Internet you can find a fairly large number of manuals, guides, and other technical information that will help you better handling and performance of Linux.

4 – Something that attracts the attention of Linux is its high reliability in safety, and that very rarely is attacked by hackers or viruses, making it a very reliable OS.

5 – Most people who use Linux have no problem with the start together with Windows.

6 – It is able to perform tasks far more efficiently than Windows, because Linux uses less resources, both hardware and software, its competitor Windows.

7-Have a system update and exit of new versions very frequently, about every six months.

8 – Tux is the mascot of Linux and is most loved and preferred the Windows logo that bears a resemblance to a butterfly, I personally have more fun TUX that Windows logo.

9 – If you see the advantage of a trained technician or engineer who can use Linux and know how to configure Linux servers earn more money than one who knows Windows, and that is rare and although not many companies have Linux on their computers or servers have a problem when there are few trained staff to fix which puts them in a better position.

10 – Some distributions allow copying of each of them much as you want, or better yet, you can request free distributions from their official websites of each of their distributions.