Looks a lot like russian propaganda

Great answers already, I’ll not repeat them. One thing I want to mention though is the interoperability of the Linux applications. Things work together well. With Windows (up to 10 at least, I haven’t used windows much in the last years) applications are mostly their own silo. In KDE it’s quite fluent. E.g. gwenview, the image viewer offers to open an image in krita, gimp, etc. It also offers an option to add a folder to the “places” list in dolphin (the file manager). Dolphin lets you quickly (F4) open and close a terminal at the current folder within its window. Small things like these make the system feel coherent.

The other big thing for me is the plethora of great apps you have out of the box. And the ease to install new ones without worrying whether you are the product.

Some spontaneous thoughts Linux:

• Awesome development environment
• Awesome software management (apt, zypper, etc)
• Great choice of desktop environments
• Gazillions of distros (comes with need to make a choice) Windows
• Great support for Nvidia drivers
• Great subsystem for Linux

Well made video, but so very deep in the category “useless knowledge”

Looks like you haven’t tried C++ yet? /s

The one in the image gallery app that comes preinstalled with the phone. On my current one it’s an app by Google, on the one before it was some app by Sony.

It’s a great player, but I prefer smplayer on the desktop and the default player on android. Somehow the interface is a bit clunky

There’s a download button in the top right. Not really convenient though, as you then need to go find the downloaded picture yourself.