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Posted 03 August 2004 - 05:36 PM
The best....
I think that the best os in fact of ease of use (and hardware compatibility) is Windows, but... the one that works better is clearly Linux.
but,
since I'm too lazy to learn how to run a program by typing "program -ow -x 300 -a 'zxcv -tghj -p9'" I use windows
I think that the best os in fact of ease of use (and hardware compatibility
) is Windows, but... the one that works better is clearly Linux.but,
since I'm too lazy to learn how to run a program by typing "program -ow -x 300 -a 'zxcv -tghj -p9'" I use windows
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Posted 04 August 2004 - 01:02 AM
With GUI's such as Gnome and KDE being implemented, you don't have to type 'program -ow -x 300 -a 'zxcv -tghj -p9' to start anything, you just need to click on it as you would with Windows.
Many of the Linux flavors are becoming more like Windows in the way that the user interacts with them, and are becoming much easier to use.
Many of the Linux flavors are becoming more like Windows in the way that the user interacts with them, and are becoming much easier to use.
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Posted 04 August 2004 - 11:09 PM
Sauron, on Aug 4 2004, 01:02 AM, said:
With GUI's such as Gnome and KDE being implemented, you don't have to type 'program -ow -x 300 -a 'zxcv -tghj -p9' to start anything, you just need to click on it as you would with Windows.
of course, but there is a big selection of command-line-only softwares... for example.. tar, or gcc (the only way I can use gcc is through an IDE
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Posted 09 August 2004 - 02:05 AM
I think Windows is the most user friendly. I don't have to spend much time figure out how to get the work done on Windows. Also, the knowledge base is intensive that I can troubleshoot from the info it offers. But Windows needs reboot more often.
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Posted 09 August 2004 - 06:51 PM
Hah, you all dare to think windows is the best, how many people try somethin elese???
Windows is the best for losers that onlu think about games, but when you go on internet you *BLEEP* all of the viruses on stupid Misro$heet Windblows eXPensive!!! What..s wrong with windows, you can play 60% of game, wach dvx, dvd, listen music, go safety to net ETC.
You should rely put slackvare in the list, I vote for mandrake, but...
Windows is the best for losers that onlu think about games, but when you go on internet you *BLEEP* all of the viruses on stupid Misro$heet Windblows eXPensive!!! What..s wrong with windows, you can play 60% of game, wach dvx, dvd, listen music, go safety to net ETC.
You should rely put slackvare in the list, I vote for mandrake, but...
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