Windows, can you do this? Linux gives you superpowers you didn't know you had.

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Linux offers a range of capabilities not found in Windows, including advanced window tiling, the ability to choose and customize desktop environments, built-in support for programming languages, and widgets. Linux also excels in shell scripting, offers multiple filesystems, supports efficient Docker and containerization, allows system use during updates, and includes robust package management. These features make Linux a versatile and powerful operating system for users who require more customization and control.

10 Things You Can do on Linux but not on Windows

2. Use the Desktop Environment of your choice

5. Built-in Support for Programming Languages

I love linux, but all of these can be done in Windows. Maybe not as easily in some cases, but all 10 can be done.

Only 5, 7 and 9 are not possible on Windows as of now. Perhaps ‘5’ can be an exception as it makes no sense.

Also, 1 is totally possible with PowerToys for those reading this on Windows.

I am a linux user, but one issue I have with linux is that if my memory is full (RAM), It will restart my laptop, but on windows it will hang for sometimes and then work later.

I shared this with my team; it’s too good to keep to myself.