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Ubuntu - hmmm

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I prefer windows :P

/me runs

Yeah well i think we have had this discussion before hey colin :P

You are of course wrong :P:P

As a serious point, GNU/Linux is really nice, but only when you know how it all works. Until such a time it is a right royal pain in the ar*e and not at all as easy to use as the OS you are familiar with.

However if you were to give a set of people each OS who had never used a computer before I think the end results would be similar for each.

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he is running a bleeding edge version of ubutu, which hopefully is a lot happier now :)

Well _I'm_ happier, thanks Mark :thumbup: - long term, whether it stays on or gets wiped by a.n.otherix, or back to Windows, time will tell. It's got to be worth some more experimentation, anyway, I suppose.

I was dragged up on DOS, so find LINUX a nice challenge...

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I remember when DOS was a challenge, after DCL and ksh :)

How times change...

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