Love it

[varanasi]

I have been using Ubuntu for about 3 years now. I used Gentoo and windows for 5 years before that.

Every time I see the update indicator and I do the update and everything still works, I want to shout "Thank you!"

Love it.

[raymondh]

every time i see the update indicator and i do the update and everything still works, i want to shout "thank you!"


lololol ....

[Grant A.]

You only used Windows for 5 years? I used it for 10. You must be quite young. :o

[varanasi]

You only used Windows for 5 years? I used it for 10. You must be quite young. :o

lol. Only 10? Windows 95 was earth shattering. Sorry you missed it!

[MasterNetra]

lol. Only 10? Windows 95 was earth shattering. Sorry you missed it!

More like PC shattering I didn't and I still don't miss it XD

[jbruced]

Shout it to the rooftops!

Why couldn't this be the way from the beginning?

:-)

[bruce89]

I have been using Ubuntu for about 3 years now. I used Gentoo and windows for 5 years before that.

Every time I see the update indicator and I do the update and everything still works, I want to shout "Thank you!"

Love it.

My story is almost the reverse. I'm using Gentoo now, and I don't find it too bad (apart from complilation failures occassionally).

[varanasi]

My story is almost the reverse. I'm using Gentoo now, and I don't find it too bad (apart from complilation failures occassionally).

Gentoo is wonderful. And the gentoo community is awesome. I just couldn't spend days and days of work time keeping my computer functional. (Some kernel updates took more than a week for me to figure out.) There were always plenty of people to help, but it just got to be painful.

With Ubuntu, I know when anything has a stable update. I click and - BABY! -- I am up to date. I am up to date without an interruption, save the irresistible pause to marvel at how wonderfully well it went.