PC manufacturer Dell once established a web page to promote the advantages of Ubuntu. The web page lists the unique features of Ubuntu compared to Windows. For example, OpenOffice is pre-installed and the startup speed is fast. You can quickly obtain more than 1000 free software. Now, on a new website, Dell tells consumers how to make choices in Windows and Ubuntu. Dell believes that if the consumer is already using Windows programs (such as Microsoft Office and iTunes) and wants to continue using
PC manufacturer Dell once established a web page to promote the advantages of Ubuntu. The web page lists the unique features of Ubuntu compared to Windows. For example, it is pre-installed with Open Office and starts very fast. You can quickly get more than 1000 free software. Now, on a new website, Dell tells consumers how to make choices in Windows and Ubuntu.
Dell believes that if a consumer already uses Windows programs (such as Microsoft Office and iTunes) and wants to continue using them, or is familiar with Windows, and does not want to learn new programs or new users, they should choose the Windows operating system. If consumers do not want Windows and are interested in the source program, they should choose Ubuntu.