Who Says "Windows" is better Than "Linux" ??

[rck_hitokiri]

i am a "NOOB" using Ubuntu and for some reason i dont wanna go back to friggin windows. Once you get used to linux i doubt there'd be a problem. So for the guy named "somenoob" you should crack your brain out and chop it up then burn it......


The ones that agree.... Please say "Aye"

thanks you very much.

[hellmet]

aye..
whateva..
same here..even I don't want to go back to windows..
but the problem is my GRE cds that just don't run on Wine.
I need the 'friggin' windows to open them!!

[beniwtv]

Same here. I won't go back to windows. I only have windows because I'm writing a crossplattform program. To make programs for windows it's usualy a good idea to actually have windows

Despite of this, I don't use my windows much. I'm still hoping it will silently disapear someday from my HDD...

[rck_hitokiri]

Yes some things may not work... but it is not imposible
after all we dont have active x controls that mess up everythin.

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[SkyNet2029]

Sadly, Windows runs my age of empires and GTA/GTA2. These three games crash wine pretty hard. Just means no network connection for Windows Server2k3. Ironic but true. As for Windows itself, if those guys in Redmond would take their heads outta their *****, nah.. it would still suck as far as i'm concerned. Here's why:
Estimate of Windows trojans,spyare,viruses ~60,000
Know Linux variants of same : rougly four verified, three of which were in a lab environment. Besides, who wants an OS that's more famous for the sheer volume of exploits for it keeping your machine running?
I would rather boot up some ancient 'two-diskX' than do anything on windows. Its just too unreliable for work, and too reliable at not working.

[kigina]

I dont hate it
I dont love it
but im not neutral
if that makes sense

[magnoliablossom]

I voted neutral. Although I love Ubuntu, I'm not ready to jump on the band wagon proclaiming it easier than Windows yet. I like being able to pop in a cd and click on "i accept, next, next, finish" and it works. Once I have everything configured properly, then I'm sure I'll love it even more. But until then, I'm afraid Windows is here to stay on my computer. At least since I have my modem working properly now it will be easier to work on other things. I won't have to switch back and forth as much.

[IrishGangsta]

i am currently using ubuntu linux, and only this.
I got rid of windows b/c i had a windows genuine cd home edition and my 30 days were up and i have a media center edition laptop, therefore it did not come with a cd.
So if i really cared about windows i would have either kept installing it or found a different cd.

So for me, its only ubuntu linux and i have learned alot.
Everything i do can be done on here.
So its pretty kool.

[guopai]

After I switched a month ago, Windows is just a history to me. The best thing I like about Ubuntu and Linux in general is it's actually free, both as in price and freedom. You use it, tweak it, the way you really want, without restriction. I like the fact that it's the first time I actually "own" my system.

Linux is also technically superior - more stable, more efficient, no malware, and many other things.

[leev]

Neutral. Windows certainly doesn't "suck" if configured properly.
Keep in mind, I do like GNU/Linux a lot more than Windows. For some people Windows is better. It's all a matter of personal preference.