tromjaro vs windows (i valori predefiniti)
Questo confronto tra TROMjaro (Linux) e Windows cerca di essere il più obiettivo possibile e vedremo gli scenari più importanti (realistici) quando si tratta di come gli utenti utilizzano un sistema operativo fuori dagli schemi. Il mio nome è Tio e ho creato TROMjaro più di un anno fa. Per non essere di parte ho suddiviso il confronto in 4 distinti test replicabili da chiunque.
La maggior parte delle persone usa il proprio computer per gestire file (gallerie di video o foto), ascoltare musica e così via. Inoltre, la stragrande maggioranza utilizza i computer per navigare in Internet e comunicare tra loro. Pertanto, compiti semplici. Sebbene entrambi i sistemi operativi siano in grado di soddisfare tali "esigenze", vogliamo vedere cosa fornisce agli utenti un'installazione predefinita dei due. Gli utenti possono semplicemente utilizzare questi sistemi senza modificare o installare nulla in più? Questi sistemi sono funzionali sin dall'inizio? E se sì, come?
Ho creato 2 macchine virtuali per entrambe. Ho dato loro 4 GB di RAM ciascuno. Ho registrato lo schermo mentre facevo tutti questi test per darti un'esperienza di prima mano.
Piccola nota a margine: ho un po 'di Tourette ea volte sto facendo un rumore beatbox senza rendermene conto :). A volte sembra un piccolo rutto, ma sto esercitando le mie abilità di beatbox. Non riesco a controllarmi così tanto, quindi probabilmente lo sentirai più volte durante l'installazione. Scusate! Inoltre, a volte i video possono sembrare noiosi poiché li ho semplicemente registrati con OBS Studio e non li ho modificati in seguito. Sono troppo impegnato per abbellire tali video e volevo anche darti un'esperienza più onesta e realistica dei miei test. Mi sono stancato molto di provare tutto questo per ore, quindi forse stancherò anche te! 🙂 Ma è la panoramica grezza di questi due sistemi operativi.
01.il processo di installazione
tromjaro vs windows 11
I was surprised at how aggressive Microsoft is in forcing users to have an account with them in order to use Windows. They also ask for several passwords/pins and overall the installation process is very chaotic in my view, and takes a very long time because you have to fill in all that they request from you. I started to lose my patience a bit with the installation process. TROMjaro’s installation process is almost twice as fast and many times more easy, requiring only a few steps at the beginning of the installation. TROMjaro can also be fully tested before installation, which is a massive advantage since you get to use TROMjaro without installing it. In terms of disk space, TROMjaro is almost half the size of Windows before and after the installation.
02. trattare con i file
La prima cosa che gli utenti possono fare sul proprio sistema operativo è gestire i propri file. Forse hanno documenti, foto, video, musica e così via e vogliono semplicemente interagire con loro. Apri, fai semplici modifiche, gallerie e simili. Ho scelto alcuni dei file più popolari per vedere come questi due sistemi operativi possono affrontarli. Quali app usano per aprirli? E possono aprire tutti i file?
The default Windows installation failed to open most of the document files and one of the files that it opened, it did not render it properly. Windows also failed to play a FLV video file and an OGG audio file. On top of that Windows uses their browser to open files like SVG or PDF, and the photos are opened with 3-4 different applications. Some video files, like WEBM, seem not to render properly on Windows (the aspect ratio seemed wrong). TROMjaro opened all of the files with just a few default apps, except one specific Windows document file that it tried to open with the wrong application and it rendered it in a bad way. But, LibreOffice managed to open that file perfectly fine. Overall, out of the box, TROMjaro rates excellent at dealing with most common file-types.
03. navigazione in Internet
La maggior parte delle persone naviga in Internet dove probabilmente si svolge la maggior parte delle attività del computer. Guardano video online, leggono, comunicano, cercano e altro ancora. Ma com'è l'esperienza fuori dagli schemi su Windows o TROMjaro?
Windows does not care that users are being tracked online by all kinds of trackers and are bombarded with ads. Windows does that too, so perhaps that’s why they do not care. This is the reality. Speaking of that, many Operating Systems do not care about this aspect either, including most Linux distributions. But we care. If users do not want to see ads or be tracked online (trades), they should be able to stop these. And we stop them by default. Users should opt-in for such trades, not opt-out. Users should also be able to control the content: download videos, audio files, websites, and so forth. Windows does not provide any such features, TROMjaro does. Therefore, TROMjaro cares how users browse the Internet and as default users are protected from engaging into trades that they don’t even know they exist, and on top of that TROMjaro’s users are able to control the online content that they browse.
04. installing and uninstalling applications
Another basic thing that people do on their computers is to install and uninstall applications. But how easy is it to do that on Windows or TROMjaro?
Windows tries to centralize their app-installation process through their Microsoft Store, but this Store is full of sketchy applications. At times lesser clones of original software, at times free and open source software being sold there. The Microsoft Store is a store basically, where people can mainly buy stuff (movies, books, apps, etc.). I personally find this “Store” confusing and strange. I doubt most Windows users are using this Store. So then they are left with the old method of installing applications which is basically to search online for an application, go on a website, download it. Then installing it following 4-8 steps or more. It seems like an archaic method of installing apps. To uninstall applications seems a lot easier via Windows’ centralized “apps”, but the installation is very cumbersome. In TROMjaro the install/uninstall is done via the same Software Center and it is only 2-3 clicks away. On top of that, TROMjaro users can install apps via our website with a one-click install. In all, installing/uninstalling applications is many times easier on TROMjaro than on Windows. And a lot more secure.
the rest of the defaults
On top of everything we tested so far, what does Windows or TROMjaro pack by default?
Both Windows and TROMjaro do very well in terms of what they come pre-installed with. Windows packs a very nice Note taking application, support for 3D files and Virtual Reality devices, and also a paint application for touch screen devices. TROMjaro tries to be as minimal as possible, not providing any tools for 3D files or Virtual Reality devices, not even a Mail client since “email” is rarely a trade-free way of communicating with each other. But TROMjaro does come pre-installed with a bunch of tools like Windows, to allow users to record their voice, camera, screen, do screenshots and more. Both operating systems provide easy tools to back-up the system and control its settings. What TROMjaro provides and we think is important, but Windows does not, is a trade-free way of communicating and sharing files between users (text, video, audio, or sharing files). TROMjaro also provides support for BitTorrent files, which Windows does not. They both have pluses and minuses, but overall they do similarly in terms of usefulness.
Overall both operating systems do a good job in terms of “defaults”, but I think TROMjaro does much better in many regards such as the installation process, dealing with files, browsing the Internet, or installing/uninstalling apps. TROMjaro allows users to be “free” and have control over their Operating System. Communicate with each other and share files with each other, without anyone telling them how much to share, what, how much to communicate and with whom. It is entirely decentralized and we think that is a must. Where Windows seems to do a bit better is when it comes to having all of its Settings in one single place, rather than 2-3 places for TROMjaro (Settings and Tweaks, plus Disks).
Devi ricordare che Windows costa circa 130 euro, mentre TROMjaro è senza commercio.
Does it support 32bit CPU’s or just 64 bit CPUs like Ubuntu and the rest?
My laptop and desktop both failed to update to Linux as they have these CPUs and there is no downloadable version left in the archives.
Only 64bit…