Adamant1988
July 12th, 2006, 04:06 PM
I know this has probably been done before but, I am bored. Just list yours...
Reasons I love ubuntu:
It feels like home: When you download and try another distro, it's like a stay at a nice hotel. It may be accomodating, but it's hardly as easy to move into as Ubuntu.
The community rocks: Other distros forums and chat rooms leave me wanting but the Ubuntu community can provide me with non-stop conversation and a great creative outlet (I'm now part of the marketing team :) )
Installing applications: A snap... You never realize how important those repos are until they're taken away from you. I has sled 10 installed on my laptop right now and I really miss the gnome-app-install application already. Although I still like the option to download my programs from websites, the repos make it infinitely easier. (although, is there a forum where we could put in package requests, etc.?)
The Human theme: It's professional, yet different. I like it.. You get so sick of everything being typical 'ergonomic' colors like blue or green. I wish the human theme was universal through the ubuntu distros.
Reasons I love ubuntu:
It feels like home: When you download and try another distro, it's like a stay at a nice hotel. It may be accomodating, but it's hardly as easy to move into as Ubuntu.
The community rocks: Other distros forums and chat rooms leave me wanting but the Ubuntu community can provide me with non-stop conversation and a great creative outlet (I'm now part of the marketing team :) )
Installing applications: A snap... You never realize how important those repos are until they're taken away from you. I has sled 10 installed on my laptop right now and I really miss the gnome-app-install application already. Although I still like the option to download my programs from websites, the repos make it infinitely easier. (although, is there a forum where we could put in package requests, etc.?)
The Human theme: It's professional, yet different. I like it.. You get so sick of everything being typical 'ergonomic' colors like blue or green. I wish the human theme was universal through the ubuntu distros.