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Barbara Logan-Price

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In the past I've installed Knoppix, SuSe, Fedora and Ubuntu. None of them worked properly. With Ubuntu I had no network. With SuSe there was no sound. Fedora couldn't access my files even though it should have been able to just fine (And the other distros did) and Knoppix isn't really a proper distro. If I could just get a distro that did everything and worked, I would probably use it, because I don't really use any Windows-only programs. Maybe I've just been unlucky.

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  Tomm said:
In the past I've installed Knoppix, SuSe, Fedora and Ubuntu. None of them worked properly. With Ubuntu I had no network. With SuSe there was no sound. Fedora couldn't access my files even though it should have been able to just fine (And the other distros did) and Knoppix isn't really a proper distro. If I could just get a distro that did everything and worked, I would probably use it, because I don't really use any Windows-only programs. Maybe I've just been unlucky.

i've used ubuntu, open suse, vector and bactrack.. all worked fine :S

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  Grant Hundley said:
which version did you use :P

used ubuntu? thats soooooo easy to use

I've run ubuntu loads of times, I have a session open in VMWare at the mo and I don't call having to compile programs yourself user friendly, I can handle it but Joe Public cannot. Although I have to say, after coming from Mandrake and Fedora Core, ubuntu is a dream!

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  UrbanPoet said:
I've run ubuntu loads of times, I have a session open in VMWare at the mo and I don't call having to compile programs yourself user friendly, I can handle it but Joe Public cannot. Although I have to say, after coming from Mandrake and Fedora Core, ubuntu is a dream!

fair enough, its all personal preference

i just find it so much better, and i dont have to worry about virus's...

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  Grant Hundley said:
fair enough, its all personal preference

i just find it so much better, and i dont have to worry about virus's...

Yeah true, but most virus infections have to be down to user error. AVG and a simple hardware firwall is all you need, I can't remember the last time I got a virus and I download some dodgy shit from time to time. I'm just waiting for a stable way of running OSX at full speed on an x86 platform of my choice! Then I'll be happy.

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