by lawnchair » Sat 16 Feb 2008, 20:33:36
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('jasonraymondson', 'U')buntu is bloated. It is to slow.
Meh. Depends on the hardware, just like Vista, I guess. I run Xubuntu (xfce based) on my 400 MHz and 900 MHz laptops, and standard (Gnome) Ubuntu on my desktop "more than I need" boxes.
I've been using some Linux/Unix for over a decade now. Servers I run OpenBSD. But, mostly I don't care to bother any more with my desktop computers. Ubuntu starts up and runs. More software comes "with" it (downloadable chunks, the Debian heritage) than I have any need for. Haven't had to install my own library for anything in forever. Ubuntu is the first Linux that I have had to do exactly nothing to. This has its place in the world.
But, it's all good. Use and contribute. The beauty of free software is that playing with alternatives costs you nothing.
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