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New Year, New Beginning

Submitted by DA on Sunday, 31 December 2006View Comments

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Finally the *nux bullet has bitten me. I have tried using Linux for ages but always had one excuse or another to switch back to Windows. Well this time I made up my mind. As of tomorrow, 2007 onwards, I have decided to switch for good to Linux. Yep ! call me a nerd or convert or back-stabber [duh!] but I have the latest version of Kubuntu hot off the press to roll on my Laptop. I did a trial run using the LiveCD of Kubuntu, which is a fantastic way to understand the system for newbies [n00bs]. Any one else planning to switch should seriously check out the LiveCD environment before making a switch.

I will be updating the status of my transistions from installation to drivers to other issues. Hope this works out bcz I aint looking back ;)

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  • Yo
    ubuntu is better.

    also suse linux is better than kubuntu
  • Yo
    You really should think of Ubuntu linux not Kubuntu linux. The KDE desktop sucks compared to the GNOME desktop. OpenOffice comes straight with Ubuntu you dont have to download it.

    But anyway yes. Ubuntu and Kubuntu, etc are both beautiful linux operating systems, especially when compared to WinBloze.

    The major down point about the Ubuntu's are that they are debian based. RedHat based Linux is much much better.

    If your in for a big download. You really must try out Suse Linux which is RedHat based. Amazing stuff, its just sooo compatible with everything, hardware especially, W-NET card works great. I managed to get it networked very easily in a multi operating system network. The company that owns Suse made all your OpenOffice apps and even all the endless 3D desktop effects (try installing it on ubuntu or kubuntu it works great).

    There are bloody more desktop effects in Linux then there are in Mac OS X!!

    Ok.

    P.S. Newbie linux people, dont just stick to one distro of linux, you must have a taste of different kinds. Here are my recommendations:

    OpenSuse
    Mandriva
    Ubuntu/Kubuntu
    Fedora Core
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