09/28/2006 @ 16:46 EST Hello all, I'm new to the world of Linux, I'm considering running a dual boot or multiboot setup on my desktop pc, I'm currently running Windows 2000 Professional. I've checked into a few distros of Linux. I've even downloaded a few different live cd versions. I'm down to deciding between Vector Linux, Ubuntu/Kubuntu. I would like some feedback/opinions from the community here regarding what users think of Vector, Ubuntu/Kubuntu. Also, would anyone be able to put into layman terms the differences between Ubuntu and Kubuntu? Is there a major difference or is it just the variation on the desktop KDE. Is Ubuntu better than Kubuntu? any comments would be greatly appreciated. sincerely, sknight75 |
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Absolute agreement
I am a UBUNTU advocate! It just works! I have used Yellow Dog, Mandriva and Red Hat - there is no comparision to the seemlessness of UBUNTU.
The best thing: UBUNTU is free - I paid "cash money" for Mandriva and YDL and have little but frustration to show for the "value added" support.
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