Linux vs Windows vs Mac OS - Which is best as an IT professional?

Do you have ever asked yourself the question "Linux vs Windows vs Mac OS - Which is best as an IT professional"? Don't worry I will tell you the answer :)

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction
01:28 - Why all three OS are amazing
02:24 - Linux
03:30 - Windows
05:02 - Mac OS
06:10 - Which OS works best for me
07:34 - Conclusion

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[lachlanmoreland]

Thanks for the anti click-bait and actually providing an honest and reasonable answer. Subbed :)

[GroudFrank]

So balanced and so wise. I use Linux as my primary OS but I dual boot Windows and I have a Pixelbook Go. My devices are tools, not my religion.

[nathnuggets]

No one could have explained it better. Thank you for helping me decide! Im going to try pop os as my first linux distro on my laptop mainly for learning software and web development. I'll be keeping my desktop windows for gaming and creative work.

[metin]

Great Video. I'm using Windows in my gaming pc and linux in my laptop. Linux is very good especially if you have 4gb or less ram.

[vijay-pzhj]

fabulous explanation!, I like that n I totally agree with what u said.

[dantepastro]

I've retired a few years ago and during my whole working period in the manufacturing sector I've almost totally used DOS at first and then Windows, at first dreading any mistakes I might have done inadvertently and after using Windows with it's huge amount of options I could never remember how to reproduce. As soon as I started the computer in the morning I couldn't wait to quickly enter the AutoCAD environmentent where I was quite proficient at and stay there safe and sound. I never became confortable enough with Windows OS to make it work to its potential. It seems to me that Windows was created to satisfy everyones preferences and catering to very large establishments. From your video I take away that the problem is with my particular brain rather than the operating system and that changing from Windows to Mac or Linux will be just as difficult to operate. Thank you for your candid comments.

[RoyFJ]

Very nice presentation and as a IT faculty at univ I fully agree.

[ninjagris]

Man, God bless you!

You are the best tech YouTuber and Pro that I 've seen in YouTube because you are very professional, objective and realistic...

Excellent, excellent videos!

You are a real, real IT Pro!

[johnprosser]

Thank you very much for your video! I tried Linux Mint a couple of years ago a bit unsuccessfully and I thought I would be fair to it and give it another try. I found out I had a lot of troubles with my hardware such as my GTX960, Microsoft 4000 ergonomic keyboard, Logitech trackball Mouse and Wacom intuos Pro. I do love it's customability but unfortunately it does not like my hardware.

[genxfree]

Loved your video. Thank you for this information. I’m new to all this and ver eager to learn :)

[arc_anya]

Thank you so much for this video Christian, as a beginner it can be confusing to understand what are the differences... I'm doing a bit of research because I need to get a new computer (my 5 year+ old computer just doesn't bring the performance for my work anymore...) and this video was of great help! <3

[mwiza]

Much respect for the sober opinion. It’s true, they are all amazing!

[maxsalcedo]

dude you're so awesome thank you for your content!

[GGShinobi]

aah it feels so good to read those comments here! On a topic where usually people bash each other (no pun intended ^^) Nice job, I credit this to how you did your video!!

[officialpate]

wow, this has got to be the nicest video I have seen over the subject, you actually give a straight answer over what u prefer

[dangrissom]

nice videos Christian. Really liked your work.

[RurayaK]

Nice honest review. I personally prefer Windows 10 because it is a jack of all trades for the things I do. I occasionally use Linux for the small things, but not much.

[KangoV]

Nice video. very balanced. I've used Linux for the last 20 years because it works and does everything I want it to do. I take Linus Torvalds' view that I do not USE an OS, I RUN one. The OS should just get out of my way so that i can RUN applications and get the job done. Linux does this brilliantly. It takes me a few hours to get a new installation configured to how I like it and then i never change it, I just use it. Upgrading my linux install in 9 minutes (while still using it) is just awesome.

[hazqier]

I currently use Windows on my main desktop for gaming, macOS on my MacBook for programming and creativity and GNU/Linux on my secondary laptop for just experimenting, learning and trying to rice it out. If only you could combine the 3 OS into one

[piccione_viaggiatore]

I liked this video so much, especially when you said "--- the best operating system FOR YOU". Every necessity is different, so it's really interesting to understand what are the pro and cons of every OS and what's the best for a specific individual.