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Originally Posted by javaJake  First of all, Vista will be stable for 99.9% of all users if you install it on a system that is said to be "Vista Ready" by a manufacturer. Yes, Vista does slow things down a bit. Yea, you can probably do everything in Ubuntu too. What you are really paying for in Vista is the ease-of-use and support that most people have come to depend on.
If you care about that, and can acheive the same results in Linux, you obviously will dump it.  |
And if there were "Ubuntu Ready" or "Linux Ready" stickers that manufacturers put on their computers that had linux supporting hardware, I bet you that a lot of problems that the users would immediately disappear. If you go to ubuntuforums.org (or any linux forum) you will see that the most problems the users face are with installing hardware x correctly, or hardware y isn't functioning correclty.
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