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| The fire is everything... ![]() | Post; Ubuntu LinuxAnyone using, or have tried Ubuntu Linux?? I installed it on my notebook a month ago, and I'm hooked already.. http://www.ubuntu.com/ Kubuntu is similar, of you prefer KDE over Gnome: http://www.kubuntu.org/ Linux rocks.. |
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| Tribuni Angusticlavii | Tried, but couldn't even get my modem working. meh
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| Tribuni Angusticlavii | I have heard of it but have yet to try it out.... To bad there wasnt more video game support with linux, that is really the only thing holding it back from being a viable threat to Windows...
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| Forum Barbecuer | Ordered a free CD of Ubuntu a few months ago and got 15 of them on door delivery Ubuntu is quite good but I ditched it due to the lack of an effective development enviroment as found in Suse or Mandrake. But for basic work and a quick start to the world of Linux the Ubuntu distribution is a good pick. |
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| The fire is everything... ![]() | Quote:
Havent tried other distributions than Ubuntu yet (other than RedHat Enterprise), but I'll download a few other version to try them out as well.. Any recommendations Sunb?? ![]() | |
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| Forum Barbecuer | Well, depends on that you want actually but try this link and check out one or more categories to see what fits you http://www.linux.org/dist/list.html Personally I would go for SUSE for development and Mandrake for the more common usage, however a general distribution of Ubuntu would do the trick if you do not have high demands for add on applications and software, though the Ubuntu software release seems more interesting now than a year ago so I guess I have to check it out again. Hum... Redhat... Last edited by sunb!; October 13th, 2006 at 06:02. |
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