Unix/Linux

Unix/Linux are types of operating systems, which are the software that manage your computer's hardware and enable you to run programs. Unix, developed in the 1970s, is known for stability and security, mainly used in servers and research. Linux is a free, open-source version inspired by Unix, allowing anyone to modify and improve it. Both systems provide a command-line interface for advanced users and support a wide range of applications. They are popular in servers, supercomputers, and even personal computers, valued for their reliability, flexibility, and strong security features.