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By: manda

manda — Thu, 23 Dec 2010 07:15:01 +0000

having to use CLI in linux IS limitation.

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By: kevin89x

kevin89x — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 04:16:30 +0000

yeah i agree linux has no limits
although a month into using it i swear it must’ve had em back then
only problem i had was wine didnt quite run stuff as fast as if it where just winblows
but hey whaddaya expect this piece of shit is like at least 12 years old

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By: PJ

PJ — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 09:54:09 +0000

I have a dual boot and do just about everything in Ubuntu. the first week or so was hard trying to learn how to use it, but i just googled everything (same as i did for windows if i ever had a problem i couldn’t figure out, btw) and it came pretty easy. i can do just about everything on my own now. i believe graphical linux distros (Ubuntu/Fedora/etc) scare people b/c of the infamous terminal window so many Linux/UNIX users are able to use while WIN2k, WinXP, WinVista users are normally not as computer ‘literate’ to say and would like an environment in which they understand are used to. Linux, mainly pointing out Ubuntu, is just as friendly. just b/c you don’t download a file and double click it on your desktop may throw people off, windows also provides the Add/Remove Programs option. except when you want to Add/Remove apps and programs under windoze, it’ll ask you where you’ll be pulling the install files from. Ubuntu, however, just has you type the name of the app you’re looking for in the search box under Add/Remove Programs and then has you check the box and install. Synaptic installs and does everything for you. And you don’t have to reboot after every install, mind you.

And if by limited you mean you can’t play games on Linux, again there is a way to do that! Ubuntu not only comes with a bundle of games including MMOs, FPS, RPGs, and all the way back to games as simple as Snake and Pong, but it also comes with Wine, which has finally created a 1.0 stable version and has played every game i’ve ever wanted to run, other than one. In which case, i’m happy i did a dual boot. you just have to google your question and you get an answer. thank God for a great OS that allows you to do anything you could possibly think of doing with a computer!

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