Converting to LInux

johai

Time Out
Mar 23, 2008
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Canada - Golden Triangle
I have had my Canonical Ubuntu system for almost a year and will be going into my third upgrade in about a week. The first was Feisty Fawn 7.04 then Gutsy Gibbon 7.10 and now onto Hardy Heron 8.04. All of this was diskless other than saving files and was free as are all applications and superb security upgrades and updates. Try ubuntu.com. The pricing was less than MicroWorks and that was the complete system. Ask ubuntu for a free conversion disk to make your Microsoft ubuntu compatible. Had it hooked up and running in 15 minutes. It's a tried and true alternative to Microsoft.
FYI: Microsoft receives $50 pure profit from any desktop system produced and $100 pure profit from any laptop system with their software installed.
A big thumbs up for Ubuntu.
 

blackzero

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May 22, 2008
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Nice idea but.............

Is a pretty good idea to migrate to another operating system usually linux.

If it's a computer you want to upgrade or migrate,just find some software equivalences and that's it.

Is not so easy when you want to implement that systems in a operating-mixed network. I have Win2k3 domain controllers and have to join 150 computers to the network.

So sometimes you'll have to be lucky