I opened up 40+ apps all in quick succession to see if I could elicit a crash or slowdown. To my surprise, there was almost no slowdown at all and all the apps perfectly fine simultaneously! Big ...
I opened up 40+ apps all in quick succession to see if I could elicit a crash or slowdown. To my surprise, there was almost no slowdown at all and all the apps perfectly fine simultaneously! Big props to the gnome 2.16 developers and ubuntu devs for this huge boost in performance. Good sign of things to come!
Note: I have two monitors, so some apps show up on my second monitor and not the one I screencapped. All the programs ran normally.
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Windows vista was the worst move in the history of Microsoft! People go for either linux or Mac because those operating systems work and they dont work just only the dman machine feels like it!
When you post a video of Windows opening the same amount of programs (that can be idling) with absolutely no slowdown/crashing, then tell me I can get a legal and fully functional copy for free, I'll be impressed.
Why do what someone else has already done? watch?v=TtuIc5V9kcs
If you are so poor you can't afford to purchase an Operating System, you have other issues that are more important right now, like improving your education. If you are in dire straights financially you can still use free software without having to use an oddball OS. There is a massive amount of open source and free ware programs available for windows, and I don't mean command line only programs.
Most of us use Ubuntu because we consider it better than Windows, not because we "can't afford to purchase an Operating System". People who want Windows (or a newer version thereof) but can't afford it don't use Ubuntu: they pirate Windows. Most people don't even realize they're paying for Windows though; it came 'free' with the computer they bought.
I'd really like to know what makes Ubuntu an "oddball OS"; that is doesn't get virus and malware infections at the drop of a hat? :)
Most of us use Ubuntu because we consider it better than Windows, not because we "can't afford to purchase an Operating System". People who want Windows (or a newer version thereof) but can't afford it don't use Ubuntu: they pirate Windows. Most people don't even realize they're paying for Windows though; it came 'free' with the computer they bought.
I'd really like to know what makes Ubuntu an "oddball OS"; that is doesn't get virus and malware infections at the drop of a hat? :)
Non - Linux Game Makers. Linux has about 30 Million users, Windows has 90% of the market and almost 100% of the gamer market so :/ Don't blame the makers.
Well, actually, I kinda meant free games and programs. A lot of games and programs I use are downloaded off the internet(my graphics card SUCKS and I can't play most retail games). Especially My favorite game Cortex Command.
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If you are so poor you can't afford to purchase an Operating System, you have other issues that are more important right now, like improving your education. If you are in dire straights financially you can still use free software without having to use an oddball OS. There is a massive amount of open source and free ware programs available for windows, and I don't mean command line only programs.
Most of us use Ubuntu because we consider it better than Windows, not because we "can't afford to purchase an Operating System". People who want Windows (or a newer version thereof) but can't afford it don't use Ubuntu: they pirate Windows. Most people don't even realize they're paying for Windows though; it came 'free' with the computer they bought.
I'd really like to know what makes Ubuntu an "oddball OS"; that is doesn't get virus and malware infections at the drop of a hat? :)
Most of us use Ubuntu because we consider it better than Windows, not because we "can't afford to purchase an Operating System". People who want Windows (or a newer version thereof) but can't afford it don't use Ubuntu: they pirate Windows. Most people don't even realize they're paying for Windows though; it came 'free' with the computer they bought.
I'd really like to know what makes Ubuntu an "oddball OS"; that is doesn't get virus and malware infections at the drop of a hat? :)