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I think it this is far more than an ad. By the way, does anyone here use linux?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwL0G9wK8j4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwL0G9wK8j4
The main difference is the operating system. The iPhone uses iOS, which is a proprietary operating system owned by Apple. Other phones that use Linux may use open-source operating systems such as Android or Ubuntu Touch.
Yes, a Linux user can easily switch to using an iPhone. The iPhone can be used with a computer running Linux, and many popular Linux applications have versions that are compatible with iOS.
One advantage is that the iPhone has a strong emphasis on security, which may appeal to Linux users who value privacy and security. Additionally, some popular Linux applications have versions that are only available on iOS.
Yes, using an iPhone may limit a Linux user's ability to customize their device and use open-source software. The iPhone's operating system is closed-source, meaning that users cannot modify or distribute the code. However, there are still ways to customize an iPhone and use open-source software on it.
There may be a learning curve for Linux users when using an iPhone, as the operating systems and interfaces are different. However, many users find the transition to be fairly smooth and easy to adapt to.