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Me too. I've installed Linux about every year for the past 6-7 years, trying Suse, Debian, and others. The last few years were Ubuntu, but I just could never ma
by larrik 16y ago
Me too. I've installed Linux about every year for the past 6-7 years, trying Suse, Debian, and others. The last few years were Ubuntu, but I just could never make linux my full time machine.
Then I put a clean install of 9.10 on my new machine last Thanksgiving, and never went back.
I feel that Ubuntu is simply the best operating system out there right now. I use OS X for iPhone development, and Ubuntu makes it feel a bit clunky and very rigid. I also have Windows 7 for gaming, and I'd rather spend days trying to get games to run well under wine instead (and those that don't, get rarely played).