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BobLfoot
Just installed Fedora 8 Linux on my #2 PC, it was XP with 1.6ghz pentium and 1g ram. Now is dual boot. Fedora from install start to web browsing and watching streaming video was 65 minutes total time. Never done that on a Windows install in less than 4 hours. I think I am going to like this OS.
P Daniil
I have not seen or heard of a bad Linux distribution.

We started switching to Mandriva on all our PCs a few years ago and have never looked back since then. We chose Mandriva then because we thought that our learning curve would be flatter with this distribution at the time. (In retrospect all effort went to learning the Linux fundamentals and way of thinking and not so much on the particulars of the distribution).

Most of the machines are set-up as dual-boot to run existing Win32 applications (mainly CAD and accounting) which we have not yet managed to run under the Linux WINE environment.

Blue screens are now distant memories to be told to grandchildren like black and white TV.
Chris Elston
QUOTE(BobLfoot @ Dec 6 2007, 06:59 AM) [snapback]62448[/snapback]
Just installed Fedora 8 Linux on my #2 PC, it was XP with 1.6ghz pentium and 1g ram. Now is dual boot. Fedora from install start to web browsing and watching streaming video was 65 minutes total time. Never done that on a Windows install in less than 4 hours. I think I am going to like this OS.


Nice...welcome to Linux.
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