Since I recently replaced two PC's with very fast machines, my computer budget is depleted, so I will try one more time with Linux, but thanks for the idea.
Scott
At 11:26 PM 6/12/2008, you wrote:
I heard mac os on a windows machine is something people do quite easily nowadays, it will cost you $100 something but it will be rock solid.
-Matt
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 9:43 PM, Scott Olmsted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
- Someone asked me on IRC today how Ubuntu was going and left before I
got back to them.
- Actually, not so good, mostly from my inexperience with Linux (kind of ironic, I used Unix exclusively for a couple years in the 80's, before bash, and before years of Windoze wiped out what I knew), but partly because I chose the latest version of Kubuntu (8.04 with KDE4), which freezes occasionally. Apparently this is a known problem, and the advice I found online is to wait for version 4.2 of KDE (now on version 4.04).
- So, should I try 8.04 with "rock solid" KDE3? Should I go back to 7.04? Should I skip KDE and just use Ubuntu 7.04?
- Thx,
- Scott
- Actually, not so good, mostly from my inexperience with Linux (kind of ironic, I used Unix exclusively for a couple years in the 80's, before bash, and before years of Windoze wiped out what I knew), but partly because I chose the latest version of Kubuntu (8.04 with KDE4), which freezes occasionally. Apparently this is a known problem, and the advice I found online is to wait for version 4.2 of KDE (now on version 4.04).
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