Yesterday afternoon, I upgraded my machine to the latest version of Ubuntu Linux and I'm pleased, it looks good, runs fine so far and seems to have some nice tweaks. Open Office has an even nicer look and feel. So if you are thinking about getting out of Windows, you might like to know that if you can run a trial version from one of the free Ubuntu 'live/evaluation' CD's and /or you have a spare 4 or 5 gig on your hard drive, you could install it in a partition [which the set up process would create and try it out without dumping windows till you're ready. That's what I did, and now
I'm free at last, free at last,
free of Windoze; it's in the past.
It costs nought [pr.'nowt'] and there's a good supportive community who have helped me sort out little bits and bobs in the past. And did I mention it's free? I'm no programming geek, and if I can use it, you can too.
Welcome - Ubuntu Linux
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"'Do not think that I have come to abolish the law or the prophets; I have come not to abolish but to fulfill. For truly I tell yo...
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