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Ubuntu Linux Review

JimLynch writes "Pardon me while I pimp one of my own stories. We've got a review of Ubuntu Linux up on ExtremeTech. Check it out. Overall we had quite a positive experience with it, we think it's going to be a good distro as it matures. If you're looking for an easy-to-install debian distro, give it a download." Update: 09/27 23:25 GMT by T : Eugenia writes with another review from USALug, and a 6-page comprehensive Ubuntu preview at OSNews, writing "Gnome's & Ubuntu's release manager Jeff Waugh also had an interesting interview detailing lots of interesting tidbits. The final version of Ubuntu is expected mid-October."

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  1. My experience by DogDude · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    New Linux user... it didn't find my sound card. I have no idea how to figure out where to start on that one, so... no sound. Also, the application installer thingy was pretty lacking. It kind of worked. It didn't find the latest versions of lots of various things, and the list was very short, but it kinda' worked. Other than that, it looked and acted like every other Linux distro that I've tried (I've tried about 6 in the past few months... I'm back to Windows). It worked for the most part, but nothing to get excited about. It did the basics. Unfortunately, it was still useless to my business. Bummer.

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  2. Re:I've just got to ask.. by DraKKon · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    So I quoted the wrong line... here.. I'll post the line here..

    If your looking to say, run an ftp server, wouldn't it be nice to get a distro that has an ftp server built in to the kernel?

    Happy? and FU for calling me a troll.

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  3. Re:Not Debian by Doc+Ruby · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Fuck you, you stupid liar. You yourself admit that the packages sometimes break. That's what incompatible means, despite your denial. It will break more as time goes on. And you will be just as stupid.

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