Indian Navy abandoned Window and will use Ubuntu-based OS
Indian Navy abandoned Window and will use Ubuntu-based OS
Indian Navy abandoned Window and will use Ubuntu-based OS.
News on August 11, according to The Indian Express, the Indian Ministry of Defense plans to implement a new round of major reforms.
All networked PC systems will abandon Windows and use the self-developed Maya OS based on Ubuntu.
The media report that Maya OS is close to the Windows system in terms of user interface and interactive experience, which can accelerate the migration of its staff.
In addition, Maya OS also has built-in anti-malware and anti-virus software called Chakravyuh , which can create a virtual layer between the user and the Internet, preventing hackers from accessing sensitive data.
According to reports, India has suffered a number of major security incidents in the past few years, including the nuclear power plant security incident in 2019.
The Indian Ministry of Defense believes that after switching to an Ubuntu-based self-developed distribution, malware attacks can be reduced.
It is reported that Indian software companies and academic institutions cooperate to test and improve the operating system.
After six months of trials, the Indian Navy has approved the use of the system, and the Army and Air Force are currently evaluating it.
