Do you learn Windows or Linux in college?

I have to give a glimpse of the background. During the university, I have never used Linux except for the course requirements and competitions. I don't know anything about Linux. The dog is lucky that the first company after graduation has no good feelings about Linux. The second company is advertising, and the knowledge of Linux is not high. So it was so mixed for several years. So the following remarks can be considered as one side.

Return to the ground, do you need to learn Linux in college? Or go deeper, need to use Linux to replace Windows?

In a nutshell, it's absolutely unnecessary. Unless you've made up your mind to develop Linux software or work in a Linux-related industry (I don't know if there is such an industry), you can start preparing from college. If you still don't confirm what to do in the future, or don't know the difference between Linux and Windows, you can basically not focus on Linux, because there is no essential difference between the two, and the daily use is obviously Windows has advantages, such as domestic online banking customers. end.

So why do the students around me have a soft spot for Linux? When I first entered college, a classmate said to me with envious face, & rdquo; a classmate can compile and install SuSE”. Well, I didn't even know what SuSE was. I also need a CD instead of a hard disk to start such a high-level skill, let alone compile an OS” then I’m going to have a move. The ticket holder even ”Hello World” also compiled but …… but looking back and thinking about it, there will be a great system installed, the installation program is written by others, the classmates just follow the instructions. The real thing is not to follow the instructions, but to find out the unreasonable parts of the manual, and then try to improve it. Most people just stop at how to use it, without further research on the internal situation, why do you think about how to improve.

Back to the issue of Windows and Linux, from the perspective of the operating system, there is no essential difference between the two. The operating system has been developed for so many years, and everyone has it. The degree of learning at the university level is the same as learning Linux and learning Linux. It's just that Windows is more convenient for everyday use, so there is no need to fool yourself into hardships. There are many more meaningful things in college life waiting for you.