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Migrating to Linux, Part 1: Sharing a Room With Windows
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| My experiment with Ubuntu was so successful that I added a netbook
| preinstalled with Ubuntu Remix version designed for small-screen netbooks. I
| discovered that the Linux OS under the guise of the Puppy Linux flavor could
| co-exist on the same computers already running Windows without even changing
| to a dual-boot configuration. (More on this approach later.)
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http://www.linuxinsider.com/story/Migrating-to-Linux-Part-1-Sharing-a-Room-With-Windows-67617.html
Can Linux manage updates and upgrades more easily than Windows?
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| There are four types of repositories in the Ubuntu universe: main,
| restricted, universe and multiverse. Main repositories hold officially
| supported software. Restricted software is for whatever reason (local laws,
| patent issues) not available under a completely free license, and you will
| want to know why before you install it. ("Free" in this case doesn't mean
| free-like-beer but free-like-speech; if a package may not be examined,
| modified, and improved by the community, it's not free.) Ubuntu has sorted
| matters out in this fashion, but once again it's a wide Linux world out
| there, and you're apt to encounter other terminology if you choose other
| flavors of the OS.
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http://www.betanews.com/article/Can-Linux-manage-updates-and-upgrades-more-easily-than-Windows/1247737560
Recent:
Nine new Ubuntu users converted today!!
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| Now there will be nine more PCs pretty model to pick when the Windows
| computers are banished by the Mac hipster! Today the New York State Ubuntu
| Local Community Team co-sponsored an install fest with LUGOR (Linux User
| Group of Rochester) and RCSI (Rocehster Computer Society Inc).
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http://ftbeowulf.wordpress.com/2009/05/30/nine-new-ubuntu-users-converted-today/
Lies, Damn Lies and Linux Market Share Statistics
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| "The numbers from NetApplications are clearly unrepresentative of reality,"
| blogger Robert Pogson told LinuxInsider. "Around 2003/4, IDC determined by
| survey that GNU/Linux was ahead of Mac OS at about 3 percent. Since then
| GNU/Linux has had growth numbers from 20 to 50 percent in various places.
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| "That would put GNU/Linux at 7 to 9 percent," he asserted.
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http://www.linuxinsider.com/rsstory/67031.html?wlc=1242052796&wlc=1242058748
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