Hello everybody,
I am a longtime mac user (since OS 8.5) and I am currently running on Leopard. I have since 8.5 owned every single release of the Mac OS.
However, lately Apple is heading into a direction I don't really like and I might do a jump into the unknown by migrating full time to Ubuntu.
I have Ubuntu installed now for two months in dual boot and experimented a bit.
But, before I migrate and use Ubuntu as my every day OS, I need to make sure a few things, and so I hope that I am able to get some answers here.
1. I am using iWork '09 as a daily work tool, and I simply can not live without it, for the following reasons:
- It's ease of use for making page layouts with Pages.
- Keynote presentations
What equivalent software exists on Linux ?
2. One program which is absolutely essential to me on Mac OS is Rapidweaver by Real Mac Software. I simply need the program in order to keep my webpage up to date and I have no clue about HTML and PHP programming whatsoever.
So NVU is not an option as I have tried it last time it is much less intuitive. So any template based, WYSIWYG editor would do.
Also, I have a Time Machine backup of my system:
3. Is there an equivalent backup solution to Time Machine on Ubuntu and is it possible to make the time machine backup disk readable under Ubuntu ? As it would avoid me to move each file manually ?
Please, once I have solved these problems I would be ready to migrate full time to Ubuntu, so please, help me answer these few questions.
Thank you everybody.
Cheers.
P.S.: I use my computer 80% for work and 20% for leisure.
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