Linux VS Windows

Revamped Linux Vs Windows Video. theres gonna be some audio feedback around 6:20 or so cat on the desk rubbing against mic

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Microsoft
• Windows
• Vista
• Ubuntu
• Linux
• Apple
• OSX
• Compiz
• Fusion

[MrDominator98]

did u film this with a calculator

[summer20105707]

Its all really a simple matter of opinion people. Either you love Linux or you don't. I find its been a life saver for me. You can check out some of my Linux vs Windows video's for proof of that. I prefer Linux because it saves me time and doesn't give me headaches.

[NewKeepSharing31]

For this time I use Ubuntu Linux :D

[summer20105707]

@dasstraat

You've got that right buddy. Commodores ROCK.

[summer20105707]

@FuIIOfFaiI

Dual booting is awesome man. You get the best of both worlds. "linux and windows"

[KittenKoder]

Win2K? Nope, earlier ones are far better.

[mickyd110011]

@buryedalive really?

[buryedalive]

cus we basically have a base 23 system in that 2.25 rounds to 2.3 and ten can not actually exist except in our minds to calculate.

[buryedalive]

every operating system has a problem because they all use binary code then translate to ASM(assembly) code then to java or C..so naturally things kinda get lost in translation from language to language. the main problem though is actually that binary code is flawwed because zero doesnt actually exist. if we replaced 1 with 2 and zero with 25 we would have a mathematically accurate computer language.

[AlbedoAtoned]

@AlbedoAtoned After you install a Linux distro (ex. Ubuntu) you are pretty much done. Ubuntu includes Firefox for internet and email if your email is web based, and it also includes thunderbird if you want an email client. And the repository system ensures that you usually never have to stray to find your desired software, it is incredibly easy in Ubuntu. Linux can be complicated, but Ubuntu proves it can also be the simplest system to set up especially compared to Windoze.

[AlbedoAtoned]

@grafleinsdorf Actually I disagree. With Windows you have programs to manage. First if you are first booting, that takes a couple minutes, more if you install a few programs. And then you have to keep anti-virus software and anti-spyware software up to date. A lot of other non security programs have just that security updates for the holes they open up. And then you have the scans for malware and if you have real-time scanning, then that makes things take longer.