What? You're insane! Ubuntu is arguably one of the, if not the most used
Linux distro. Every time I see a Linux demonstration these days it's
performed on Ubuntu.

FWIW, unlike Windows, you don't have to reformat to use a new release of an
existingly installed Linux distro (long as you are doing official releases
and not betas and alphas), so who cares if they release a new release every
6 months? Take an hour to upgrade, and that's that!

Ubuntu is sloppy compared to the most other more popular and repuable
distros such as Slackware and Gentoo, but what you said is a massive
exaggeration.

"Bill Yanaire" <Bill@yaniaire.com> wrote in message
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> "Alias" <iamalias@removethisgmail.com> wrote in message
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>> [email]Kevpan815.nospam********.com[/email] wrote:[color=darkred]
>>> I Returned To The Future Of Computing, Just FYI And Now I Am Lost. Just
>>> FYI. I Thought Ubuntu Was That Future But My Mind Is Clouded. I Am
>>> Going Back to
>>> Windows Vista. Just FYI
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>> You need more computers, one for each OS and that way you can have the
>> best of all worlds.
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>> Alias, who still uses XP for some things.[/color]
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> Yes, XP is good for getting real work done. Like word processing,
> spreadsheet, video, graphics, etc.... Not like that toy Ubuntu that needs
> a rewrite each 6 months and hundreds of thousands of updates month after
> month just to get it to boot up.
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> tisk tisk tisk. Ubuntu is FREE and the people don't want it. Go figure.
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