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I was in the same boat. I did a dual boot of winxp and ubuntu on my laptop. I think thats the best way. As time went on I found myself using the Windows boot l
by jimbo32 16y ago
I was in the same boat.
I did a dual boot of winxp and ubuntu on my laptop. I think thats the best way. As time went on I found myself using the Windows boot less and less. Now, a year later, at most 5% of the time on windows.
- pasbesoin 16y agoOr VirtualBox (or VMWare). (There's nothing novel in this suggestion, but since it hasn't been mentioned here, yet.) If you can use it in your current work environment, you can start shifting work items over and see how it goes / (re)learn a "UNIXy" way. Having real goals, and payoffs, is a big motivator.