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Poor execution killed everything it had. It's probably the worst Linux distribution that I have ever used in my life... |
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It's kind of funny, too. I used to remember Ubuntu as being the distribution. It was one of the easiest and friendliest to use, and I always kept Live CDs around just in case I had to rescue data from a virus or damaged OS before reformatting. Now, I just don't know if I can keep that recommendation. I wonder if it can be "fixed" (can't believe I have to use that word) to look like it used to.
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Windows Phone 7.x also precisely (used to) had (have) that problem, but all its apps are well-executed, so it's quite a moot point - especially with 100,000 apps and counting. |
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Is very handy
http://www.pendrivelinux.com/ Ubuntu non-stupid version http://linuxmint.com/ My favorite version of linux right now is "ice cream sandwich" aka: android it hits the right balance of new interface and usability. Last edited by KingOfKYA; August 1, 2012 at 08:52:12 PM. |
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Android? Hate it. What's the use of a mobile platform that needs at least a capable dual-core processor to run smoothly? |