According to popular belief, programmers prefer to work on computers running UNIX-based operating systems, and these are primarily all kinds of Linux distributions (and MacOS, by the way, too). This is primarily due to the fact that developers love to play with the command line, which is a weak side of Windows, and the GCC/GNU compiler is the most commonly used in the world and probably the best, especially for beginners.
Additionally, Linux/Ubuntu offers a huge number of applications in its software center for programming and development. For example, multi-IDE development projects, software development projects and many others. In other words, you can find the desired and most suitable application for you from its huge application database, the applications of which are easy to obtain and easy to install. However, there are also plenty of programmers working under Windows. We became interested in how things really are, and we decided to ask JavaRush students and guests what OS they use.
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