1 year ago during a dark and quite night. I was sleeping and was awaken by hands.
They were the Tele-Tubbies and were holding me down and inserting devices in my Head!
Then I passed out and woke up it was morning. I sat down with my coffee at the computer.
Then for no reason my fingers started typing. It started to download the Dapper iso to my computer. I then burned and booted the iso. My hand moved to the mouse and I double-clicked the Install icon.
And then I entered a Brave New World! whith the voices of the Tele-Tubbies chanting in my head
"Isn't it Wonderful! So Wonderful!"
Been using Ubuntu ever since.
I don't use Ubuntu full time yet, I dual boot (because my girlfriend cant live without Windows, and her Yahoo LaunchCast). That being said I have been interested in Linux for several years now, but unable to find one that is "newb" friendly enough for me. That is of course until now. I can't get enough of Ubuntu. Instead of playing video games when I get off work, I sit down and play with Ubuntu for hours. All I can say is no Linux distro. I have come across is more user friendly without sacrificing functionality than Ubuntu.
I started using Ubuntu because it was better than Fedora, which is what I was running when I switched to Ubuntu (shortly after Breezy Badger came out). I had already switched completely away from Windows by that time (it wasn't even installed on any computers I owned), so that wasn't an issue for me. To all the people still dual booting: you can make the switch! Just remove your Windows partitions and don't look back
Last edited by eklitzke; June 20th, 2007 at 06:48 AM.
Because it met all my needs and allowed me to become Microsoft-free.
I began using Linux because I was bored with Windows and wanted to learn something new.
I chose Ubuntu in particular because it was top of distrowatch.org at the time. And it's still on top for obvious reasons!
I began using Ubuntu because I was bored one day and wanted to give Linux a try. I did some research, stumbled on Ubuntu and, having nothing better to do, wiped out my Windows XP installation and installed Ubuntu. I still have XP (on a different hard drive), plus Windows 2000 on my laptop, so if something arises and I need Windows, I'm still covered. I will not under any circumstances, however, use Vista. Not a chance in hell.
Novell did the deal with Microsoft. Poor poor suse.
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