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Article #75507Re: skipping levels
From: McGrandpa
Date: Thu, 01 Dec 2005 23:26
Date: Thu, 01 Dec 2005 23:26
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"Ińaki Silanes" <isilanes@bluebottle.com> wrote in message news:dmnaep$2ku$1@localhost.localdomain... > sittingduck wrote: > >> Ińaki Silanes wrote: >> >>> Do you imagine ALL s/w being equally available in both plataforms? Linux >>> would clean the house hands down! (forgive me if my slang is flaky, >>> English is my third language). >>> >> >> Don't get me wrong.. I would probably use Linux on all of my computers if >> the software I like to use worked on it. I have used linux, though not >> for >> long. I ran Mandrake on one of my computers for a while, but found it >> pretty impractical. I run Apache (in windows) and built and maintain >> several websites on a Linux server. As I stated earlier, Linux is very >> good at what it does, but for my needs as a desktop it falls WAY SHORT. >> For me to spend the time to learn a completely new system for my home >> network, and then not be able to use dozens of programs that I am used to >> using almost daily, just does not seem worthwile. > > Hey, if Windows works for you, then go for it! I wish every MS customer > was > happy... just because I am so good-hearted :^) > > If some day you decide to make the switch, remember that there are > thousands > of forums out there that can help you out. Also remember that Linux has > some programs that can substitute (sometimes poorly, sometimes fairly > advantageously) some proprietary s/w that hat not been ported to Linux > already (say, there's no Photoshop for Linux so far, but The GIMP is a > fairly decent substitute. IE does not run under Linux, but there are > several other browsers that can meet your requirements... and so on). The Gimp is not even close as a substitute for PS or Paint Shop Pro. At all. Ugh. Yes, I've used it. Mozilla is a good browser, and I love Agent for the binary ngs. There are lots of nice desktops to choose from, and any number of the 'common' proggys to replace browsing, email, etc. if I can get this driver thing sorted, I'll have at least one rig that's Linux only. And probably dual boot my main rig also. McG. > > -- > Ińaki Silanes / Chemistry Faculty UPV-EHU Donostia > http://www.sc.ehu.es/powgep99/dcytp/teoricos/staff/inaki/inaki.htm > On Intelligent Design: http://www.venganza.org/
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