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Coup
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Location: England, UK
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| quote: | Originally posted by venomX
XP wasnt that big of an improvement on Windows 2000, mostly it was just on driver issues and compatibility, the stability of XP relies alot on the solidness of 2000. Also when linux gets a good enough driver base and games i wouldnt mind using it. And yes i've used various distributions for a while but it gets annoying after a while, ever heard of user friendliness? |
Win 2k was a fantastic OS. Best one they've made, but it was more aimed at a professional user and not the 'average user'
Linux has a solid driver base, but games won't come out for Linux due to the open source agreement with software, and also everything (should be?) free for Linux.
I've been learning Suse 10.1 for the last few months and its really hard to get into. Installing, uninstalling, file system, user accounts is so alien to Windows its hard to begin with, but it's these changes that make it 10x more secure than Windows.
Tho i will admit MS looks alot prettier and more professional, but then they pay designers billions to make it look pretty.
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Jun-11-2006 09:59
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tribu
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LLuckily you can customize Linux down to the last icon. So if you need it to look professional it can. I've been running SuSE for quite som time as well with no problems.
Just because Linux is open source doesnt mean the games have to be. I wouldn'tmind paying for a well designed game made for Linux. Quake 4 was released for L...not necessarily the best game but a step in the right direction.
Im still running 2k Pro today....have always had a smoother time than XP on a few of my systems
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Jun-11-2006 16:07
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