Yes. Linux does nothing useful, and has no purpose whatsoever.i am using ubuntu now a days but it's really not that much developed...
Ah... The irony...Yes. Linux does nothing useful, and has no purpose whatsoever.
Thus, you have drawn the correct, proper, and logical conclusion that "Linux Use Really Limited" and "...it's really not that much developed."right now i am missing proteus.
And probably the most important of all:HSome tools that might come in handy for you (in no particular order)...
I'd argue that they are all good, in their own way and for their own purposes. The question is, which is good for you?Thanks all of you. From linux which distrubution is good.
I've been using Ubuntu since "Breezy" (Ubuntu 5.10). A lot has changed since then.Ubuntu is bad. I tried it.
Joey, I am currently on XP. I use Firefox and Thunderbird, occasionally Word, Excel, and then a bunch of WinXp electronics & radio stuff, including LTSpice....
Nice thing about Linux, there is a distribution to fit probably just about every niche application, and then some.
Live cd's/usb installs are the best way to try out new distros for sure..... Try to remember that they will run much slower than an actual install.I'd argue that they are all good, in their own way and for their own purposes. The question is, which is good for you?
Start here. Read some reviews. Look at some screen shots. Try some live installs. Then choose one.
Firefox and Thunderbird run natively on *any* Linux desktop distribution.Joey, I am currently on XP. I use Firefox and Thunderbird, occasionally Word, Excel, and then a bunch of WinXp electronics & radio stuff, including LTSpice.
What do you recommend for me as a migration path to a Linix/Unix based system that will run on my old XP hardware, and where I will not hate life too much during the transition. I have some old command-line UNIX experience (ls, grep) from 30years ago.
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