The difference between CentOS and Ubuntu

Although win10 now comes with its own subsystem Ubuntu, and its own virtual machine, you can install other systems, these can let us experience Linux, but if you want to use it better, it is better to come to a pure one, otherwise the feeling will never get rid of Dependence on Windows haha.

As for how to open the unbuntu subsystem on win10, refer to:

https://blog.csdn.net/qq_27790011/article/details/87972120

As for how to turn on the virtual machine that comes with win10, refer to:

https://baijiahao.baidu.com/s?id=1607835632188281786&wfr=spider&for=pc

If you want to reinstall the Linux system, the most honest thing is to use a USB flash drive as a boot disk (I did this haha). Tools for making U disk:

http://soft.onlinedown.net/soft/631992.htm

Just do the boot disk tutorial:

https://www.cnblogs.com/mq0036/p/3735146.html

Okay back to the topic. When looking for the image file, I was struggling to choose CentOS or Ubuntu. Then check their differences:

System Upgrade

CentOS: Infrequent upgrades, save trouble and worry.

Ubuntu: Upgrades are frequent, and the system often needs to be updated.

System stability

CentOS: At present, the CentOS system is more secure and stable.

Ubuntu: The upgrade package may cause system instability and insecurity.

Use complex difficulty

CentOS: The number of users is relatively small, and there is no detailed help tutorial, and it is difficult for new users to get started.

Ubuntu: Has a large number of help documents and tutorials, as well as a huge community forum for easy access to help.

PS: For those who want to learn Linux knowledge, Ubuntu is the ideal choice.

Software management

CentOS: Use .rmp package and yum for software management.

Ubuntu: Use .deb packages and use apt-get for software management (some Ubuntu also supports yum).

System performance

The performance of the two is similar, mainly depends on the hardware configuration and software system of the US server.

Then some friends will ask, which is better, CentOS or Ubuntu? In fact, this depends on what you mainly use for it. If it is purely used for learning Linux, then the Ubuntu system is definitely the first choice. If it is used to build a website, I suggest that you should choose CentOS. After all, CentOS has been tested for a long time, and only the truly stable version will be released, so it is more secure and stable.

Finally, most control panels (including mainstream cPanel panels) currently only support CentOS, so if you are a webmaster or company server manager, CentOS is definitely the first choice.

Finally, give some mirror addresses I found:

Ubuntu mirror:

http://www.ubuntu.org.cn/download/ubuntu-kylin-zh-CN)

NetEase Mirror Station:

http://mirrors.163.com/

CentOS mirror

http://archive.kernel.org/centos-vault/6.1/isos/x86_64/