Thoughts on Vista and Ubuntu

A summer vacation was so hasty that, in order not to allow myself to achieve any of the goals set before the summer vacation, I tried vista for one semester and ended the era of this transitional version, I retrieved my XP and welcomed the new Ubuntu. Vista is an over-product. It has a more elegant appearance than xp, but it also consumes a lot of system resources. If you use it for daily online entertainment, it is a good choice. When built-in account control is not disabled, poisoning may be very low. For personal use

A summer vacation was so hasty that, in order not to allow myself to achieve any of the goals set before the summer vacation, I tried vista for one semester and ended the era of this transitional version, I retrieved my XP and welcomed the new Ubuntu.

Vista is an over-product. It has a more elegant appearance than xp, but it also consumes a lot of system resources. If you use it for daily online entertainment, it is a good choice. When built-in account control is not disabled, poisoning may be very low. If it is used as a program, in my personal usage, although most of them are incompatible, the installation can be completed through personal experiments without affecting the use.

The Ubuntu login interface is warm. In addition, there are a variety of desktop 3d effects, very nice. If you just want to try it, just go online and check it out. My current achievements are: surfing the Internet, listening to music, and 3d desktop.