Linux for beginners can start with Ubuntu

I have also studied Linux on and off, but I have never insisted on it, because I feel that there is still a big gap between Linux and Windows in terms of ease of use, and there are not enough software resources. Ubuntu has been very popular recently. Many people started to abandon Fedora and turn to Ubuntu. I applied for a CD on the Ubuntu website. One year later, a month ago, I finally received a CD from Ubuntu. Later, I installed it, and the process was still smooth. It was better than Fedora.

I have also studied Linux on and off, but I have never insisted on it, because I feel that there is still a big gap between Linux and Windows in terms of ease of use, and there are not enough software resources.

Ubuntu has been very popular recently. Many people started to abandon Fedora and turn to Ubuntu. I applied for a CD on the Ubuntu website. One year later, a month ago, I finally received a CD from Ubuntu.

Later, I installed it, and the process was still smooth. It was a little smoother than Fedora. FC is getting bloated now, but it is a constant problem to install it. ubuntu is doing better in this regard, there is only one CD. Now you can install the system. After you have installed it, you will have a wealth of resources on the Internet for your use. This is a very good idea. What should I do if I cannot access the Internet? Then I asked: What do you do if you cannot access the Internet?

The mailed version is 7.04. Later I upgraded it all the way, and now it is the latest 8.10. Although it is not the final version, this upgrade method makes me easy to understand, there are already a lot of ubuntu update sources. Upgrading is that simple.

Isn't Microsoft fighting piracy on the 20th? It's so good. I hope this day will last for a long time. If he doesn't fight piracy, how can he develop linux! The linux environment in foreign countries is much better than that in China, which is largely due to strict legal systems and efforts to combat piracy. Microsoft's actions in China are still too small. If they do more, black screens will be taken as long as piracy is done, then Microsoft's death will not be far away, as someone said on CB, microsoft is digging itself!

So now I want to use ubuntu. Now I feel really good. Many software in Windows have alternatives under ubuntu, but we are not used to it. Some software does not have a linux version, but you need to know that if there are too many linux users, this software vendor will certainly launch the linux version, which is a process of mutual promotion.

I just hope linux can develop better and support open source!