Posted by flyingace on December 27, 2011 at 14:05:28 from (64.77.223.213):
In Reply to: OT Puter problem posted by James Williams on December 26, 2011 at 18:42:32:
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Both of these OSes have their strong and weak points. Security is stronger on Linux, no doubt about it. Ease of use, not so much. I was stretching the truth about wireless, printers, etc. Of course they can be gotten to work eventually. It really depends how much time and effort someone is willing to spend, and if they enjoy doing that kind of thing. I do, that's why I have
a Fedora distro.
My point is that Linux is not for the computer illiterate. Windows sells for a reason - it's easier to use. And that is a HUGE factor in the world of users
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