Wie gebruiken er Ubuntu?
Kijk wie er Ubuntu Linux gebruiken en waarom. Lees de verhalen hieronder.
Cesar Troya, Estudiante, aficionado a tecnologia
Escuche hablar de ubuntu, y decidi demostrar que no podia ser mejor que windows, asi que instale el ubuntu 8.04 y lo ataque con todos los trucos que conosco para dañarlo y demostrar su debilidad, pero paso todo lo contrario, nada funciono ubuntu siempre se recupero de mis ataques incluso cuando trate atacar desde otra maquina en una red externa; es increible, sumamente rapido, sumamente estable, sumamente grafico... etc... y lo mejor de todo es GRATUITO!!! ahora siempre que puedo enseño a mis conocidos lo superior de ubuntu y les invito a cambiar el primitivo windows por la crecida tecnologia de GNU/LINUX...
Franklin, Estudiante de Ing Informatica
Me pasa a ubuntu por mi laptop, me compre una acer aspire 5050 con win vista home, de inmediato me cambie a xp y me di cuenta que se calentaba mucho, me pase a win vista business y estaba bien hasta que me tope con la pantalla azul, un evento en mi universidad regalaron cd de ubuntu 7.10, me gusto la conferencia el entorno ubuntu tambien, decidi instalarlo en mi laptop para probar con 4 gb nada mas, me di cuenta que la bateria me duraba mas y no se calentaba, pero no sabia configurar el wifi ni el sonido, entonces lo deje hasta que salio 8.04 ahi fue que pude configurar todo fue dificil para mi pero me gusto, pude configurar los efectos, me volvio loco con la terminal full comando, desde ahi que me pase 70% de mi vida a ubuntu y 30% para microsoft, aprendi java por ubuntu, y ya puse a produccion varias aplicacaciones en java, y aun sigo aprendiendo cosas de un mundo nuevo para mi
midoaday, طالب
بدايتي مع الابونتو Øديتة لكنها رائع وكانت مع اصدار 8.04ابونتو
و هو نطام سريع وامن ومستقر
آسامه العمرى, طالب متوسطه
السلام عليكم
صراØÙ‡ نظام لينكس نظام جميل وسهل وجميع البرامج عليه مجانيه وهو امن نظام تشغيل ÙÙŠ العالم وانا ثبته عن طريق wubi وهي اسهل طريقه لتثبيته وسهله واماانه 100% باذن الله جلا وعلا
منال٠العÙلا,
بدايتي مع اللينوكس كانت منذ أكثر من سنتين ،، لكن دوماً كان الخو٠على ملÙاتي يقلقني من تجربة الانتقال،، انتقلت قبل يومين Ùقط مع أبونتو :) وبدأت بالمتابعة والقراءة لأجد كل البدائل من ويندوز ÙÙŠ اللينوكس لأنتقل بشكل تام ومعي كل أشيائي وبرامجي واØتياجاتي،، Øتى الآن كل ما وجدته٠من أشياء يقول أن الأمر والأوضاع مستتبة ^_^ ومطمأنة ولا مجال لاÙتقاد الكثير من الأشياء،، بعض الأمور تقلقني ÙÙŠ الكتابة بالعربية ولوØØ© التØكم العربية،، وزر Shift الذي لا يعمل نوعاً ما،، (يومان ليست كاÙية للØكم) Ùمازلت أبØØ« عن البدائل والØلول لكل اØتياجاتي،،
الأمر ممتع للغاية والتجربة تستØق،، الجميل أني لاأكمل صبراً على عمليات الهانج ÙÙŠ الØاسوب وانتظار بعض البرامج Ø£Øياناً Øين Ø£ÙØªØ Ø´ÙŠØ¦Ø§Ù‹ Ùˆ وجدت٠السرعة الكبيرة ÙÙŠ اللينوكس ماشاء الله وهو أمر ممتع لمن لا يطيقون الصبر ^_^ أظن Øتى الآن أني ÙÙŠ غضون أسابيع قليلة سأودع الويندوز بشكل شبه نهائي (لا أقول نهائي Ùلابد من التعامل معه لأن كل من Øولنا يستخدمونهÙ)
Azwar,
My first experience on Linux was "command line driven OS" black screen and yellow text. Until one day I try to google linux without knowing that there are a lot of distributions. My first page was Ubuntu on ubuntu.com. The screenshot look nice with clean desktop and 2 panel. Then on shipit page, I order 1 cd of feisty fawn. Installing ubuntu so easy. Now I'm using Intrepid version. I choose ubuntu because it is easy to use and the friendly ubuntu community. By the way, I now can surf the internet without using any antivirus, no more loosing my doc coz of windows crash, no more slow & slugish performance on my 1gb RAM. Ubuntu is perfect for me.
باسم, بكالريوس كومبيوتر (طلب جامعي)
كنت عاشقاً للويندوس
واØترÙته تماماً واصبØت ماهراً ÙÙŠ ايجاد Øلول لاخطائه التي لا تنتهي ..
ولكن جائت Ùتره مللت Ùيها من الويندوس وبرامجه واخطائه ÙˆÙيروساتيه اليوميه
Ùقررت Øينها عمل تغير ما وبدأت بتجربة Ubuntu
Ø®ÙÙ‡ Ùˆ جمال لن يصل اليه الويندوساليه وان وصل Ùسو٠تكون متطلبات الجهاز عاليه
بصراØÙ‡ .. الان اعتبر Ù†Ùسي بدات
عبدالرØمن بهكلي, جامعي - علوم الØاسب
.. سأقوم بتØميلة الأن .. Ùˆ سأعلن التغير .. سأتغني عن نظام windows بمشية الله ,
أتمنى عدم الرجوع إلية .. سأوآصل Ùقط مع المصآدر المÙتوØـة :)
Ahmed Gaber, Student and Web Developer
one year ago, I've install ubuntu for the first time, it was 'fiesty' and from there I've bot uninstall it again, it help me in my study and my work too.
I've use Eclipse , netbeans, kdevelop, etc.. I've learn lot of life means, work experience and how to life free.
One year ago, and I still learn, work and gain experience with ubuntu and linux, one year and my friends network expands.
I Like ubuntu too much, and I wouldn't remove it from my PC!
Ahmed I. Gaber
Ù…Øمد جابر, طالب
بدات التعر٠على اوبنتو من خلال مجموعه مستخدمين لينكس هنا ÙÙ‰ الاسماعيليه بمصر ومما زاد Øبى لابنتو هو اننى عرÙت ان اصل كلمه اوبنتو اÙريقى ÙاØسست بالانتماء لها بالطبع واجهتنى مشاكل البدايات العاديه جدا والتى قد تواجهها اذا انتقلت من نظام تشغيل ويندوز الى اة نظام لينكس ولكننى والØمد لله اعتدت على الامر بسرعه Øاولت العمل على توزيعات اخرى من اللينكس ولكن Øبى لابنتو ابى ان يتركنى
الى الامام اوبنتو
sc0ut, Progressive Thinker
Linux and open source is the wave of the future when it comes to putting power back into the people's hands. My Linux story started some time ago when someone I know mentioned Unix. Curious to see what this new thing was, I did some research and eventually uncovered the amazing story of open source software. I couldn't believe that there were people out there looking to make software free, open and available to everyone. After years of Windows hijinks, pirating, software updates, virus software, etc. I was ready for a fresh change. Not ready to jump fully into Linux, I dual booted Red Hat with Windows ME. I liked Linux as it forced me to learn my computer from the inside out, but Red Hat just didn't do it for me. I eventually went through all the major distros, liking them all, but falling short of using them full time because Linux doesn't always fit your hardware like a glove without some tweaking. I even went hardcore and gave Gentoo a try. Knoppix was always a good trick to play on people =)
After using Windows for about 10 years I bought a Mac and stayed on that for a long time. But I always kept my eye on the open source community because I knew Linux would eventually catch on and get better and better. My biggest problem was that every flavor of Linux I tried just wouldn't work with the wireless card in my laptop I had at the time and there was never any step by step tutorials that were clear enough for me. By the time Ubuntu came out I was pretty good at installing Linux and doing some command line stuff. Then I got an EEE PC. I figured since it came with Linux, the wireless card would be configured already. It was, but the Xandros interface was just blah. I gave Ubuntu EEE a shot and was extremely happy, although it tooks about two weeks of tweaking to get the wireless to work. I was hooked on my new little toy and decided I wanted a bigger challenge and glanced over at my 24 inch Intel iMac. Ubuntu 8.10 had just come out and I was ready. I partitioned my iMac and went through a near flawless install. The only problem was I didn't have any sound in Ubuntu. So I went on IRC and some nice people talked me through it. Now I have an EEE PC and an iMac dual booted with Leopard and Ubuntu.
If you want a challenge and really want to escape the M$ world, give Ubuntu a shot. It's really the easiest Linux to learn. If your having problems and tutorials don't work for you, go on the Ubuntu IRC chat room. There's always tons of people on there who can walk you through just about anything if tutorials aren't working for you.
For the average computer user who just has to get basic stuff done, Ubuntu is the way to go. So all you Linux heads start getting out there, sit your friends down and open their eyes. Technology isn't just a luxury any more. It's part of our daily lives. Big Corporations just want us to keep spending money blindly when with just a little homework, we can release ourselves from technology prison.
هاشم الجزائري, ماذا تعمل لتعيش ( وظيÙتك\موقعك)
بصراØØ© انا كنت دائما من مستعملي الويندوز Ùˆ كنت اسمع عن اللينوكس Ùˆ مدى سهولته Ùˆ عدم اØتكاريته Ùˆ مجانيته 100/100 الى ان جربته قبل اسبوعين Ùقط Ùˆ قد وجدت ان Ø§Ù„Ù…Ø¯ÙŠØ Ø§Ù„Ø°ÙŠ قيل Ùيه لا يكÙيه Øقه Ùخلال اليوم الاول Ùقط استطعت تشغيل الانترنت عليه Ùˆ شغلت تقريبا كل البرامج اللتي اØتاجها Ùˆ هذا دليل على مدى سهولته Ùˆ اقول لكم شيئا Ùقط اذا كان الويندوز سهلا كما يقول الكثيرون لماذا نلجا الى الÙرمطة دوما دون Ù…Øاولة Ø§ØµÙ„Ø§Ø Ø§Ù„Ø§Ø®Ø·Ø§Ø¡ اللتي تØصل على النسخة ØŸ....... لا اظن ان الويندوز سيصل الى ما وصل اليه اللينوكس من ثبات ÙÙŠ العمل Ùˆ Øماية تصل تقريبا الى 99/100 ضد الاختراقات Ùˆ الÙيروسات Ùˆ غير ذلك من راØØ© البال Ùˆ سرعة الاشتغال
Uber Ubuntu, What do You do for living? Systems Admin: I.T., Web Design, and sooo much more
I have been using *nix for a few years, and while I do like Ubuntu for it's ease and stability, I do not believe that Ubuntu is the easiest distro for newbies. That title goes to PCLOS and SimplY Mepis. I feel that KDE is a better enviroment for the noob with the exception of Kubuntu (Bad implementation of K).
Chris, Im a Student But I run my own Ubuntu Server
One day I had Windows Server 2000 installed about 4 years ago, I noticed that it ran really slow on a fairly high end machine (1.8ghz AMD Athlon XP, 2gb ram 60gb hard drive). I just it was really slow. Since I had previously taken the Intro to Linux class at my local community college I had previous linux experience. I decided to give Ubuntu a try and see how the performance was comapaired to that of Windows 2000. the pgoram im in for school allowed me to download Copies of Microsoft Server software for free, I tried Windows Server 2003. I noticed right away that after installing Ubuntu, which by the way was very easy to get up and going, that it was very quick and easy to run on older hardware. I cant tell you how happy I am that I switched. Another thing I like about the Ubuntu server is that it comes with Apache MySQL and PHP all built into the installation there is almost no configuration of any files to get it working they call it the LAMP server that gets installed with the Ubuntu server automatically. I will never switch back to a Microsoft Based Server again !
sealview, DTP, web designer
I was used to use only MS OSes since '96, in 2004 I have opened my small company for web design and hosting, of course, on my hosting server and workstation I have installed WS web edition (2003 back then) and did not suite to my need at all. So I have made a small research on the good old Google and banged to Ubuntu, I have experienced some linux distros till then (Slackware, RH since 6.x and Debian which I loved). So since 2004 I used only Ubuntu Server on my hosting machine.
I can't say the same thing to my workstation because of an alternative to AFlash Professional, even a commercial one.
I love the way Ubuntu suite my needs.
Hendoc, Contractor
I like the flexibility of Ubuntu. I can point and click, or I delve deeper as I see fit. I have been using Ubuntu since Dapper, and I see nothing out there that can pull me away from it.
Monroe, Student (Computer Science)
I started with Linux when I was a Freshman in High School, my friend gave me a copy of Slax live cd. After a few weeks i installed Mandriva Linux, i used that for several months and decided i hated rpm files. i switched back to windows for a little while and then installed ubuntu for the first time ever. it was the first time i had ever used gnome and i loved it. that install was ubuntu 6.10, i have used ubuntu ever since. i am currently running ubuntu 8.10 and i have even switched over several of my families computers to linux. i am now a Freshman in college and i still use ubuntu
Marcus , Science Teacher
I have been teaching Science for a while now. When I was an angry young man I had issues about the amount of money being spent on software from my departmental budget for operating system licences, word processor licences, spread sheet licences and database licences leaving little left for the kind of software I wanted to use in class, let alone things like equipment, text books and exercise books.
As a teacher in the U.K who entered the profession quite late in life I perceived a situation in our schools that I still consider nothing short of ludicrous and something that has become an institutionalised form of insanity. In a nutshell it is this;
Why as a British tax payer, with a budget responsibility for obtaining the best value for money in a British school, teaching British children, was I compelled by my employers to purchase the expensive products of an American company, Microsoft, that would on a whim change its proprietary file structures every couple of years in “upgrades†further compelling me to allow the aforementioned American company to metaphorically suck the blood out of my small science department year on year? No one in the school could ever give me a satisfactory answer. Usually phrases like “industry standard†and “compatibility†and “whole school policy†would be bandied about by my “superiors†who all had difficulty with mouse control and considered “the command line†as some sort of Voodoo! Most if not all of these standard responses are spurious as anyone who has tried to work with MS word attachments in emails will attest to.
As a struggling newly wed and newly qualified teacher, I was compelled to purchase a copy of Miscosoft Office of use at home because of these so called standards. More than once I have been stuffed by Microsoft, and other companies when “upgrading†proprietary backup software, only to find that my precious work has not been readable on a new system. This happened every couple of years because I was “locked in†at school and at home.
My job put me in a position to review a lot of software for the purpose of education. Too much of what I have seen had restrictive licences that meant I could not alter any of the software if I needed to. Too much of the software available for windows also had proprietary data formats and there was still the problems of “Lock in†and companies deliberately making their older software obsolete.
Now I went into Education on the back of some very deep seated notions about nurturing “the future of our race†and noble intentions of passing on philanthropic values to the next generation and beyond. All this milking money out of school budgets is something that I consider thoroughly distasteful an immoral. Sure I'll pay a reasonable price for good software, but I need the right to change it to my needs, share it with colleagues and friends and I also need open data standards so that the swelling archive of work I do does not get marginalised. Also as a teacher I have ethical objections to further indoctrinating other peoples children into the use of the products of one profit making company, or any company with closed source software for that matter.
Then in 1996 I discovered Redhat Linux 5.0 and the concept of open source. It was an epiphany. Here I had, potentially at least, the tools to do my job better than I have ever been able to do it before. Unfortunately few of my colleagues at the time shared my enthusiasm and the decision makers still muttered the same old stock phrases. I had no choice to remain a Closet Linux Nerd until the rest of the world caught up. I played a bit with Suse 5.2, Slakware and Debian 1.0. Since then I have used a wide range of Linux “distros†at home. Linux in the 21st century has grown up beyond recognition. In 2007 I came across Ubuntu Linux “Hardy Heronâ€. Ubuntu Linux has so far been the easiest to install and configure. It sees my windows machine on the home network easily and I can interchange files with the same ease. It connects my ancient Toshiba laptop wirelessly to the internet, and my three year old delights in safely surfing the Cbeebies website playing “Aunty Mabelâ€.
Everything I need for basic productivity is there in Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex, including Open Office for word processing, spread sheets and databases. It even has support for presentations. I now run a main system with “Intrepid Ibex†(8.10) and I am testing out some of the educational software available. The help forums are full of information from people who have had problems and solved them. There is a friendly community of folk from across the globe so if you get problems then there will be someone there to help you.
In my latest job I have responsibility for steering ICT use in my school. This includes all subjects, not just science. I have discovered a wealth of really good software such as Rosegarden, a music mixer and midi manipulator, blender, a 3d design program, GIMP a photo manipulation tool and too many others to mention. All free. All supported. Unfortunately I am faced with the same old nonsense where the key decision makers are still Microsoft junkies and I am prohibited from making the change to a Linux environment.
The British government, rightly or wrongly, has dictated that ICT become a larger part of the school experience. Unfortunately, by failing to consider open source and offer guidelines on it, the UK Govenment has also played a major part in creating a framework to further line the pockets of software houses while causing the state schools to haemorrhage money on mismatched systems, software and the ecologically disastrous practice of upgrading for upgrades sake. Working in education, with computers over the last couple of decades has done nothing to quell the anger from my earlier years. However, seeing the rise of Ubuntu Linux and its ease of use, ease of installation, adoption of free (as in “libre†as well as in “beerâ€) software and open standards I at last see a glimmer of hope that some form of rational thought will enter the minds of head teachers and governors as an increasing number of them begin to use Ubuntu at home.
At home, where I have control of my environment, Ubuntu is taking root, and will eventually serve all my needs.
Jose, Estudiante de informática, webmaster, administrador de sistemas
UBUNTU NO ME HACE PERDER EL TIEMPO
la instalación de ubuntu dura 30 minutos y al acabar tienes un sistema funcional que se mantiene seguro, rápido y actualizado para siempre, y que además actualiza también automáticamente los programas instalados.
en cambio, la instalación de windows más la descarga y la instalación de los drivers, las herramientas y los programas básicos para que sea un sistema funcional dura unas 10 horas. después hay que sumar el tiempo dedicado al mantenimiento y la desinfección periódica del sistema, y a la actualización individual de cada uno de los programas instalados. sin este esfuerzo, windows se vuelve lento e inseguro, y los programas quedan desfasados.
UBUNTU ES MUY FÃCIL DE USAR
tanto o más que windows. repito. tanto o más que windows. que sea informático no quiere decir que use un cliente de correo basado en texto ni que me atraiga la idea de configurar mi sistema leyendo manuales, editando ficheros y ejecutando comandos.
CON UBUNTU TRABAJO CADA VEZ MÃS RÃPIDO
ubuntu se actualiza automáticamente cada 6 meses, incorporando mejoras que hacen que pueda trabajar cada vez más rápido. manejo rápido de ventanas, explorador de ficheros con pestañas, múltiples escritorios, alta integración entre programas, alta capacidad de personalización, y un largo etcétera cada vez mayor.
windows xp es un sistema operativo del año 2001. windows vista es infumable. y windows 7 saldrá en 2015. o al menos eso he de pensar dados los precedentes: de vista dijeron que iba a salir 2 años más tarde que xp, como ahora dicen de 7 respecto a vista.
Øسين سالم , موظ٠ÙÙŠ شركة غاز الجنوب بالعراق
اني استخدمت البنتوو لاني استخدمها ÙÙŠ دراساتيوذلك لواكبة التطور اللي Øاصل Ùيها من نظام Øر وهذا يسهل علينا برمجة النظام Øسب رغبة المستخدم
ÙالØمد لله انا استخدمتها والكنني اواجه بعض المشاكل معهاا ..
تØياتي لكم
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