content: Here's why Linux is obsolete. Linux was obsolete back in 1992. It uses a monolithic kernel instead of a Microkernel. Linux has also become bloated. It used to be 12,000 lines of code, and now it's 6,000,0000, with about 3 bugs per 1000 lines, that's 18,000 bugs. Linux is slower than Windows now, and Linux has become so bloated that you can't run new versions on old hardware.  Linux was developed as a learning project to learn about 386 architecture.  Linux is used because it's free. That's all there is to it. Linux can't do anything better than Windows.  Linux is a tool. That's it. It's a half built OS, developed by amateur teenage programmers in their mom's basements.  Minix is the new Linux. It's only 6,000 lines of code, runs lean, and can self-heal. If there's ever a crash or a bug, the system detects it and fixes the problem by itself on the fly. Even Linus himself has said that Linux has become too bloated.