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I'm not a gamer so Linux works just fine for programming and office type functions.
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For an old winblows guy like me getting back into linux was easy as but still wanting to use my winblows programs running the only decent OS microsucks ever brought out (XP) in a VM is easy to setup.
Well thats my rant and i'm sure it won't agree with some.......
Regards Bryan
So what are the killer apps you use on linux?
Hey i must have missed this thread originally. Hope it's not too late to reply.
I used Mandrake Move version of Linux for a little while back some years ago. I was able to use it for the web and some other things. It was nice to fool around with. It was a 'Live" version so you dont have to install it to hard drive, just boot up with the CD which you download and burn yourself. I've written so many programs now for Windows though that im almost stuck with that now.
Then the makers of Mandrake changed it and called it Mandriva. The only thing i didnt like was that it would not allow anything over 16 bit color with my graphics card. IT also required a PS2 mouse and PS2 keyboard. Then they updated it again, still Mandriva, and the new version is much cleaner running and uses USB stuff like mice and keyboards.
It's not bad and i might install it to hard drive one of these days. For now i use it now and then in the "Live" mode where you dont have to install it to run it. Dont know how it works with my DVD burners and stuff like that though cause i've never tried that with it.