Re: [tlug]

[Nick Bikkal <nickbikkal@example.com>]

Thank you. Will take that advise.


Nick




Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:

> Nick Bikkal writes:
>
>  > I have been using Ubuntu for the last month and seem to have hit a lot
>  > of walls. Does anyone recommend other Linux versions?
>
> Uh-oh.  You really don't want to go there.  All Linux versions are not
> alike, but they are alike in that each has its idiosyncrasies and each
> has specific combinations of hardware and add-on software that it
> doesn't like.  Ubuntu is one of the better choices in the personal GUI
> workstation class.  Trying something else you'll just find that you
> wish you were back in the nicely padded cell of Ubuntu, not that there
> are no walls.
>
> Stick with Ubuntu, and spend 5000 yen or so on beer and pizza and
> invite some of the gurus over to look at your box, and teach you the
> basics.  Or if it's a laptop, go to a meeting/nomikai early.
>
> If after a bit of training you find you don't like *Ubuntu*, feel free
> to switch *then*.
>
>