The operating system is completely free of charge, as it consists of several Open-Source community projects!

Thanks to modern user interfaces such as KDE Plasma or Gnome, it is very intuitive and simple to use.

Windows installs thousands of programs and features that you probably don't want, and even displays advertisements.

There is no such 'bloatware' on Linux.

The system belongs to you—you decide what is installed on it.

Microsoft Windows and Apple's MacOS continuously transfer information from computers to the cloud. You no longer have any real privacy on these systems.

No one knows exactly what happens to this information.

AI assistants 'suck up' even more information.

Linux is more resource-efficient than Windows.

This means that it usually runs quickly even on older computers, which extends the service life of the devices and makes purchasing a new device unnecessary.

This also contributes to overall sustainability.

Due to the fundamental architecture of Linux, it is less vulnerable to cyber attacks than Windows.

Long gone are the days when Linux was only for specialists—today, it is a mature operating system that reliably serves millions of computers worldwide.

If problems do arise, you can rely on regional support from companies such as OXL IT Services or ask the ever-growing community for advice.