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Spring89 Posted 15 years ago
Science & IT

What os do you use ?and why

hi every body
i like to know about your os .can you tell me about this .
particulary my friends that educating in IT and sofware/hardware engineerning and related course
  

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Hi Spring; I use Microsoft Windows XP because I have many programs that run on this OS. XP is more stable than Vista, and it is still supported. I will eventually move to Windows 7.

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  • Hi Spring; I use Microsoft Windows XP because I have many programs that run on this OS.
  • XP is more stable than Vista, and it is still supported.
  • I will eventually move to Windows 7.
  • I use LINUX for low-level system and hardware work because the LINUX utilities work so much better than Microsoft's and there is a lot of open source software available.
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Hi Spring;

I use Microsoft Windows XP because I have many programs that run on this OS. XP is more stable than Vista, and it is still supported. I will eventually move to Windows 7.

I use LINUX for low-level system and hardware work because the LINUX utilities work so much better than Microsoft's and there is a lot of open source software available.
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I use Ubuntu 10.10, and never looked back. i love how you can customize everything, how easy it is, how user friendly it is, the look of it, how its free, and how fast it is. i can usually go from a cold start to being on the internet in about 40 seconds ( it could be faster, but i have the mac style dock, and that seems to slow the start up time a tad). you dont need ms offise, open office does
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I am using Linux Mint. its very faster than Windows. You can use that.
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johnhazardI am using Linux Mint. its very faster than Windows. You can use that.
If I use the system you recommend, would I be able to use the software "TurboTax" prepare my taxes? Would I be able to use Photoshop Elements to do magic to my photos?

The point is that you have to consider the requirements of the software you want to use before you choos
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