I wanted a distro which i could use with ease...without having to do kernel skullduggery at the drop of a hat. i remember trying to set up kde on debian once, and it wasnt such a pleasant experience...ubuntu is the first linux distro where i feel i can spend time doing work, rather than spending
On 10/18/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Do you prefer it over Debian?
If so, why?
Having started using Debian 10 years ago and having been a Debian
developer for 4-5 of those years, I am quite heavily invested in the
Debian family. However, I moved to Ubuntu a year ago and a
Do you prefer it over Debian?
If so, why?
-Jon
* ashok _ ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [061017 08:25]:
> I will also recommend ubuntu.
>
> i have completely switched to ubuntu as the de facto OS on all my personal
> and official desktop computers (still trying it for laptops:) )...
I will also recommend ubuntu. i have completely switched to ubuntu as the de facto OS on all my personal and official desktop computers (still trying it for laptops:) )... i ran windows dually for a while, and realized i was never ever booting into it.so i have even gone ahead and eras
On 10/17/06, sastry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What Linux should I install (for a user who is more dumb than smart).
I would recommend Ubuntu. My parents/siblings have been using it for
more than 2 years without any issues. All they do is check mail, chat,
write documents, spreadsheets (... the
On 17/10/06 14:26 +0530, sastry wrote:
> I am getting the urge to replace my HDD on this machine - which is a dual
> boot Fedora Core 1 and Windows XP.
>
> The last time I did this I merely migrated all the files to the new (current)
> HDD using linux commands that I read up on the net and cannot
I am getting the urge to replace my HDD on this machine - which is a dual boot
Fedora Core 1 and Windows XP.
The last time I did this I merely migrated all the files to the new (current)
HDD using linux commands that I read up on the net and cannot recall now. The
Windows copy was particularly
