Linux
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| It’s been a long time since I’ve blogged about my Linux experience. That’s
| because my experience has been everything that it should be - no unpleasant
| surprises, no glaring deficiencies, no disappointments…
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| Almost any flavor of Linux available now makes any version of Windows look -
| um - archaic - now.
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http://joebuckley.wordpress.com/2008/04/27/linux/
Related:
After Ubuntu, Windows Looks Increasingly Bad, Increasingly Archaic,
Increasingly Unfriendly
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| My recent switch to a single-boot Ubuntu setup on my Thinkpad T60
| simply floors me on a regular basis. Most recently it's had to do
| with the experience of maintaining the software. Fresh from a
| very long Windows 2000 experience and a four-month Windows XP
| experience along with a long-time Linux sys admin role puts me in
| a great position to assess Ubuntu. Three prior attempts over the
| years at using Linux as my daily desktop OS had me primed for
| failure. Well, Ubuntu takes Linux where I've long hoped it would
| go - easy to use, reliable, dependable, great applications too
| but more on that later. It has some elegance to it - bet you
| never heard that about a Linux desktop before.
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http://linux.sys-con.com/read/382946.htm
Ubuntu 1, Windows 0
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| I installed Ubuntu on the Toshiba laptop. Ubuntu installed in 15 minutes - 49
| for Windows XP and 125 for Windows Vista. Ubuntu's desktop came right up. I
| opened the pre-installed Firefox browser and found I could browse the Web
| immediately. Ubuntu installed a network adaptor for the Toshiba laptop.
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| I shake my head at this Windows foolishness!
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http://linux.sys-con.com/read/458943_p.htm
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