Ubuntu

[Terio]

I dont know maybe a tie?

I guess it will be a dual boot lol

[Mr.Seyeko]

gotta agree.. better than 7?

I wouldn't go that far yet, because i have only used Ubuntu once and that was years ago and it was highly confusing.. but idk now.. gotta test it.

[Terio]

I wouldn't go that far yet, because i have only used Ubuntu once and that was years ago and it was highly confusing.. but idk now.. gotta test it.

I have windows 8 atm and I was going to downgrade to 7 so just before downgrading im installing Ubuntu to see how it looks like and ill install windows 7 in case

[Mr.Seyeko]

I have windows 8 atm and I was going to downgrade to 7 so just before downgrading im installing Ubuntu to see how it looks like and ill install windows 7 in case

Tell me how it goes.. (:

[Kevin]

Isnt Ubuntu like the best processor.

[Mr.Seyeko]

Isnt Ubuntu like the best processor.

its an operating system
@Hux you need a new JR, yours turned ReRe

[Terio]

Isnt Ubuntu like the best processor.

its an Operating System....

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Tell me how it goes.. (:

go watch the review u posted... it looks pretty sweet, I really like the dash menu

[Kevin]

its an Operating System....

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go watch the review u posted... it looks pretty sweet, I really like the dash menu

WHAT I MEANT, SORRY.

[FileCorrupt]

gotta agree.. better than 7?

Just by a little.

[Lehsyrus]

I have windows 8 atm and I was going to downgrade to 7 so just before downgrading im installing Ubuntu to see how it looks like and ill install windows 7 in case

You do not need to dual boot yet. You can install Ubuntu on a flash drive or CD and run it right off of the CD to test it out. Note, you WILL hate it until you get the hang of it. I have Ubuntu on an external HDD and it took me from the 6th release to the 12th to finally completely understand it and learn it inside and out. Once you do understand it, you can do a lot with it. Customization is an understatement, it is completely Open Source, so because of this you can do anything you want. ANYTHING.

[Terio]

You do not need to dual boot yet. You can install Ubuntu on a flash drive or CD and run it right off of the CD to test it out. Note, you WILL hate it until you get the hang of it. I have Ubuntu on an external HDD and it took me from the 6th release to the 12th to finally completely understand it and learn it inside and out. Once you do understand it, you can do a lot with it. Customization is an understatement, it is completely Open Source, so because of this you can do anything you want. ANYTHING.

So somehow you can compare it to Android or Linux for PC?

And after you got the hang of it, did u prefer it over windows?

[Margherita]

Hmm, might have to try this out, it looks really clean.

[Lehsyrus]

So somehow you can compare it to Android or Linux for PC?

And after you got the hang of it, did u prefer it over windows?

Ubuntu is a Linux Distro in itself. That's what makes it so versatile. Android is also a Linux Distro. I love Ubuntu, much more than Windows, however unless you can find custom drivers for certain things or are able to program compatibility for executables yourself the amount of software available is fairly limited. Though Open Source variants of famous software for Linux is available EVERYWHERE.

[Terio]

Ubuntu is a Linux Distro in itself. That's what makes it so versatile. Android is also a Linux Distro. I love Ubuntu, much more than Windows, however unless you can find custom drivers for certain things or are able to program compatibility for executables yourself the amount of software available is fairly limited. Though Open Source variants of famous software for Linux is available EVERYWHERE.

If i want to download something, do i pick windows or Linux?
@iTzSeyeko™

you should try it. ive been on it for 10mins and already like it

[-MAJ]

Ubuntu is kind of complicated.