Which is the better operating system for notebooks: Windows or Ubuntu? Am not compu-savvy, hence need valuable inputs. Would appreciate your comments. :)
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If your not computer savvy then just stick to windows as you'll get better help from other users when u get stuck or dont know how to deal with a problem. Also as mentioned many programs suitable for windows OS and plenty of games too :)
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You can use both Operating Systems with ease after you familiarized yourself with them. The problem is that certain applications are not available for Non-Windows Operating Systems. The developers want to make money, therefore they write applications for the 89% market share holder and not for the 4% market and other marginal - but probably better - market participants. SUN Solaris 10, for example.
Ubuntu is free and stable operating system but if you are not computer-savvy, you better stick to Windows. Windows also has more choices of application softwares.
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blue - I used 10.5. I'm now on 10.5.5.
I have a MSI Wind clone named the Advent 4211. Cheap.
MSIWindosx86 is what you need to look for.
use "Windows" AND "Ubuntu"
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and on macosx, you get a full gnu/bsd stack under the hood.
what version did you install? never was able to install higher than 10.4 on vmware.
I'm running macosx on my netbook. It's a cheap, easy-to-use option for many netbooks, although it's a bit trickier than ubuntu or XP to get installed.
I'd recommend Windows for newbies.
in Ubuntu, you can do cool stuff like this (I just typed this a few minutes ago...)
find|grep subdomains|awk -F/ '{print $4"."$2 ;}'|sort -u
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Stick with windows since you are not computer savvy, there are more 'less technical' support forums out there than you will find for Linux OS.
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opppps MD that i forgot to mention . . . =)
" In my opinion only. . . nothing personal"
Windows is a 'constant headache'!
ubuntu virus free, but usually it will give you a headache for the first time use . . . nevertheless i like it . . .
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u can actually install both of them on the same pc
during startup u can choose which OS to load
i have done the same with my desktop
If your not computer savvy then just stick to windows as you'll get better help from other users when u get stuck or dont know how to deal with a problem. Also as mentioned many programs suitable for windows OS and plenty of games too :)
Good Fortune always comes knocking at your door...when you are sh*tting in the toilet!! :)
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You can use both Operating Systems with ease after you familiarized yourself with them. The problem is that certain applications are not available for Non-Windows Operating Systems. The developers want to make money, therefore they write applications for the 89% market share holder and not for the 4% market and other marginal - but probably better - market participants. SUN Solaris 10, for example.
Ubuntu is free and stable operating system but if you are not computer-savvy, you better stick to Windows. Windows also has more choices of application softwares.