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Originally Posted by M0LD0V4N
|Linux is sometimes buggy so bugs but its fine for me i only use it for internet and Movies/Music but, I had Windows Vista Installed on my |Laptop, i couldn't play my games on Vista because of the FPS so I installed XP .. Get Linux for Internet but dont get it for Programs because you will have a tough time learning how to install programs and how to compile them. Basically Linux Goof for Internet Windows XP not. |Linux good for games no. |Windows XP| yes. Sorry if this does not make sense, Still learning English.
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No offense, no flaming, but you're wrong. Some Linux distros are buggy because they are still in development. There are many different stable versions of linux distros. Many distros are even designed for beginners. It is not at all difficult to install new programs with linux; it's called synaptic packet manager (in most cases) and has a very user friendly graphical interface in where you search for what you want to install. You can do anything with linux that you can do with windows except serious gaming. I say serious gaming because there is a way to play many games in linux (ie BF2142, HL2, etc) but it costs money. To me part of the deal with switching linux is that it's free. Hope this helps.
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