Oracle Linux Alternatives & Competitors
(95)4.2 out of 5
Looking for alternatives to Oracle Linux? Tons of people want Operating System . Windows 10, Ubuntu, Windows 7, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux are the most popular alternatives and competitors to Oracle Linux.
Top Alternatives to Oracle Linux
- Windows 10
- Ubuntu
- Windows 7
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- CentOS
- Windows 8
- Fedora
- Apple iOS
- Windows 10(1,069)4.4 out of 5
Windows 10 is familiar and easy to use, with lots of similarities to Windows 7 including the Start menu. It starts up and resumes fast, has more built-in security to help keep you safe, and is designed to work with software and hardware you already have.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - Ubuntu(845)4.5 out of 5
Super-fast, easy to use and free, the Ubuntu operating system powers millions of desktops, netbooks and servers around the world.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - Windows 7(427)4.2 out of 5
Windows 7 is your PC simplified. Enjoy your media wherever you want, stay productive with the smart new desktop, get creative with Windows Live Photo Gallery.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - Red Hat Enterprise Linux(254)4.4 out of 5
Open source platform for mission-critical computing
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - CentOS(229)4.5 out of 5
CentOS is an Enterprise-class Linux Distribution derived from sources freely provided to the public by a prominent North American Enterprise Linux vendor.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - Windows 8(204)3.4 out of 5
Windows reimagined and reinvented from a solid core of Windows 7 speed and reliability. It's an all-new touch interface. It's a new Windows 8 for new devices.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - Fedora(98)4.4 out of 5
Fedora is a Linux-based operating system, a collection of software that makes your computer run.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - Apple iOS(473)4.5 out of 5
An advanced mobile operating system. With its easy-to-use interface, amazing features, and rock solid stability, iOS is the foundation of iPhone. And even as others try to catch up, the technologies and features built into iOS keep iPhone years ahead.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - Debian(43)4.7 out of 5
Debian is an operating system is the set of basic programs and utilities that make your computer run , at the core of an operating system is the kernel.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - Android(495)4.6 out of 5
Android is the a globally popular mobile platform. With Android you can use all Google apps, plus thousands of apps and games are available on Google Play.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - Xfce(13)4.2 out of 5
Xfce is a desktop environment for UNIX like operating systems that embodies modularity and re-usability with components to provide functionality of a modern desktop environment.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - Apple OS X El Capitan(156)4.4 out of 5
OS X El Capitan gives you simpler, smarter ways to do the things you do most with your Mac. Like working in multiple apps at the same time using Split View.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - Apple OS X Mountain Lion(82)4.2 out of 5
OS X Mountain Lion is Apple's best OS yet. Because all these new features add up to one amazing experience on your Mac. And every device you use.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - Chromium OS(35)3.9 out of 5
Chomium is an open-source project that aims to build an operating system that provides a fast, simple, and more secure computing experience for people who spend most of their time on the web.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - IBM AIX(12)4.3 out of 5
AIX delivers these capabilities and more, with the performance, reliability and security your mission-critical data requires.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - macOS Sierra(105)4.5 out of 5
macOS Sierra helps you rediscover your best photos, shop fast and conveniently online, and work between devices. It can also help free up storage space.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - Linux Mint(46)4.5 out of 5
Linux Mint produces a modern, elegant and comfortable operating system which is both powerful and easy to use.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - openSUSE Leap(25)4.2 out of 5
The DVD/USB Stick is typically recommended as it contains most of the packages available in the distribution and does not require a network connection during the installation.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop(17)4.4 out of 5
SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop coexists with Windows, Mac, UNIX, and other operating systems. The desktop gives you dozens of leading applications, including a web browser, email, collaboration tools, and multimedia playersall at no extra cost. This Linux desktop comes with security features such as application security system, integrated VPN and antivirus tools, so you can deliver bullet-proof security in your enterprise and protect from harmful virus attacks, malware, and other security threats. In addition, it includes a suite of tools that make it easy to install, configure and maintain your Linux desktop. You can also use SUSE Manager to centrally manage and update your desktops.
Categories in common with Oracle Linux: - Apple OS X Mavericks(11)3.7 out of 5
With more than 200 new features, OS X Mavericks brings iBooks and Maps to the Mac, includes a new version of Safari, enhances multi-display support, introduces Finder Tabs and Tags and delivers new core technologies for breakthrough power efficiency and performance.
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#1
AB
It has been quite fast compared to the previous windows versions, may it be XP, Vista, Windows 7 or 8. It is basically the improved version of all previous windows, and is considered the best so...Read more
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, Windows 10 is:
Slower to reach roi
Easier to set up
Easier to admin
#2
NT
So Ubuntu is in so many ways the the most likely Linux distribution that any newbie would end up choosing. I did too. It was very good, and made Linux palatable and fun for newbies like me.
-...Read more
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, Ubuntu is:
Easier to set up
Easier to admin
Easier to do business with
#3
JA
Windows 7 is an improvement on its predecessors. They seem to have cleaned it up a bit and made it easier to use, which I appreciate. It's not perfect, but coming from someone who used to "hate...Read more
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, Windows 7 is:
Slower to reach roi
Easier to set up
Easier to admin
#4
HM
List of Services and functionalities protocols servers availability for approximately all third party platforms
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux is:
Slower to reach roi
Easier to set up
Easier to do business with
#5
MR
CentOS is build from RedHat Linux Enterprise (RHEL) source code, so it has similarities with RHEL and compatible with RHEL community software repositories.
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, CentOS is:
Easier to set up
Easier to do business with
Easier to admin
#6
JG
The visual upgrades from previous Windows versions are very welcome. I like the tiles and I use them for quick access to information, like weather, news headlines, etc.
I also like the two...Read more
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, Windows 8 is:
Slower to reach roi
Easier to set up
More expensive
#7
WH
This Linux distribution is the most complete and stable with RPM programs, it is easy to install and has a lot of documentation on the Internet, constant updates and system improvements.
Fedora is...Read more
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, Fedora is:
Easier to set up
Easier to admin
Easier to do business with
#8
UH
I have been using Apple iOS since 2010. It is the most convenient operating system from all that I have used (Windows and Linux). I have it on my MacBook Pro and iMac, and both are used by me to...Read more
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, Apple iOS is:
More expensive
Easier to set up
More usable
#9
DW
As this is the base that Ubuntu was built from, there is a lot of software that is targeting Debian/Ubuntu. Most software that is available for Ubuntu is also available for Debian.
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, Debian is:
Slower to reach roi
Easier to set up
Easier to do business with
#10
EO
Thanks to its Linux-based nature, everything from the Settings application and even the Android kernel is an application that can be replaced by alternative licensing restrictions added by OEMs to...Read more
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, Android is:
Slower to reach roi
Easier to set up
Easier to admin
#11
BB
- Rock solid stability. Fantastic performance on the weakest of machines as it is so lightweight.
- Highly customizable with the ability to customize every part of your desktop, install tray...Read more
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, Xfce is:
More usable
Better at meeting requirements
#12
JK
Split Screen, basic app, which windows dont have and you need install them, speed of system, Application which doesnt exist on another platfom, because is best only on MAC. I love this speed,...Read more
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, Apple OS X El Capitan is:
Slower to reach roi
Easier to set up
More usable
#13
UI
Apple OSX is a great OS. It keeps to the core of apple products. Keeping it simple. The interface is clean and clear and as usual interfaces with other apple devices easily
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, Apple OS X Mountain Lion is:
Easier to set up
Easier to admin
More usable
#14
SL
Best web optimized OS where wll features of a normal web browser are accessable with great extent. Boot speed is around 3 sec which is fastest according to my experience compared to other OS's....Read more
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, Chromium OS is:
Easier to set up
Easier to admin
More usable
#15
CT
Well, its an unix like Operating System, nothing new to someone like me, I am. an oracle dba a Middleware admin and I have worked with linux redhat, HPUX and Oracle linux. The only advantage I have...Read more
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, IBM AIX is:
Easier to set up
Better at meeting requirements
Better at support
#16
VK
- Very stable OS, because it's based on Linux kernel
- You can install new version of OS even on old 2009 models
- Create and restore from backups using TimeMachine. You can be sure that all your...Read more
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, macOS Sierra is:
Easier to set up
Slower to reach roi
Easier to admin
#17
SK
Linux mint is an amazing operating system which has helped developers alot to make their work easy. It provides almost every app for free which is not available in other OS and also their...Read more
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, Linux Mint is:
Easier to set up
Easier to admin
More usable
#18
JM
There is a lot of documentation available.
openSUSE is Stable and you can use it for servers and workstations,
It takes a bit more time to get used to than you may have to with a Linux Mint for...Read more
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, openSUSE Leap is:
Easier to admin
Easier to set up
Better at meeting requirements
#19
MD
SUSE offers excellent quality support, always guided by professionals in Linux and free software, I like this system for the stability it offers compared to other Linux distributions, when I have a...Read more
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop is:
Easier to set up
Easier to admin
More expensive
#20
AY
My favorite features are: iBooks, which now allow users to read their ebook files on the computer. The addition of multiple display support, which allows multiple monitors to show the Dock and menu...Read more
Reviewers say compared to Oracle Linux, Apple OS X Mavericks is:
More usable
Better at support
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