Just me singing the praises of Linux.....again.

no1important

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So far so good. That Kanotix is easy to learn. It took me a few days to figure it out but so far I love it. Fire fox is a good browser, I like the "tabs". Makes it easier for an old guy like me. ha.

I bought a second hard drive and put it on that. I downloaded the 704 mb version. I ran the beginner hardware detection. Seemed to work ok. For some reason mpg and mp3 run in Quicktime but not .wav? I downloaded the Darwin open source. Maybe I will try to reinstall. But Apple said it should work on Linux. I also have Kaffeine.

I don't know why anyone would pay gates $150 + for an upgrade XP or $399 for full version of XP Pro when you can choose from many diferent Linux programs for FREE!!:) There is one for everyones needs.

To me Kanotix seems more stable? than XP. I do not get pauses when I open programs like I sometimes recieved with XP.

But I still have lot to learn about Linux but there is a lot of help out there for new users. I do not know why more people do not use Linux...
 

no1important

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So far so good. That Kanotix is easy to learn. It took me a few days to figure it out but so far I love it. Fire fox is a good browser, I like the "tabs". Makes it easier for an old guy like me. ha.

I bought a second hard drive and put it on that. I downloaded the 704 mb version. I ran the beginner hardware detection. Seemed to work ok. For some reason mpg and mp3 run in Quicktime but not .wav? I downloaded the Darwin open source. Maybe I will try to reinstall. But Apple said it should work on Linux. I also have Kaffeine.

I don't know why anyone would pay gates $150 + for an upgrade XP or $399 for full version of XP Pro when you can choose from many diferent Linux programs for FREE!!:) There is one for everyones needs.

To me Kanotix seems more stable? than XP. I do not get pauses when I open programs like I sometimes recieved with XP.

But I still have lot to learn about Linux but there is a lot of help out there for new users. I do not know why more people do not use Linux...
 

no1important

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Jan 9, 2003
4,125
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Vancouver
members.shaw.ca
So far so good. That Kanotix is easy to learn. It took me a few days to figure it out but so far I love it. Fire fox is a good browser, I like the "tabs". Makes it easier for an old guy like me. ha.

I bought a second hard drive and put it on that. I downloaded the 704 mb version. I ran the beginner hardware detection. Seemed to work ok. For some reason mpg and mp3 run in Quicktime but not .wav? I downloaded the Darwin open source. Maybe I will try to reinstall. But Apple said it should work on Linux. I also have Kaffeine.

I don't know why anyone would pay gates $150 + for an upgrade XP or $399 for full version of XP Pro when you can choose from many diferent Linux programs for FREE!!:) There is one for everyones needs.

To me Kanotix seems more stable? than XP. I do not get pauses when I open programs like I sometimes recieved with XP.

But I still have lot to learn about Linux but there is a lot of help out there for new users. I do not know why more people do not use Linux...
 

Judland

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RE: Just me singing the p

Yes, the Linux community is very helpful and encourages you to learn. I like it a lot, too.

Linux just need more exposure and that's how I'm trying to contribute back into the community; A community that has helped me out so much.

I'm sure Linux would be more widely used if more people knew about it.
 

Judland

Electoral Member
RE: Just me singing the p

Yes, the Linux community is very helpful and encourages you to learn. I like it a lot, too.

Linux just need more exposure and that's how I'm trying to contribute back into the community; A community that has helped me out so much.

I'm sure Linux would be more widely used if more people knew about it.
 

Judland

Electoral Member
RE: Just me singing the p

Yes, the Linux community is very helpful and encourages you to learn. I like it a lot, too.

Linux just need more exposure and that's how I'm trying to contribute back into the community; A community that has helped me out so much.

I'm sure Linux would be more widely used if more people knew about it.