Wie gebruiken er Ubuntu?
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alisadeq, student
when I brows an Arabic site I was seen an author invited us to use Ubuntu 7.10 . Then I downloaded it from Ubuntu site . After I install it and use it sometime , I removed windows XP and install Ubuntu 8.04 LTS .
and I now use ubuntu 9.04 beta , it's a very amazing, better than windows 7 , and it's more beautiful than mac osx .
صابر Øمدي, مطور برامج
بدايتي مع لينوكس كانت منذ عام Ù¢Ù Ù Ù¡ وبشكل متقطع مع الاولوية لنظام تشغيل ويندوز لوجود معظم البرامج التي اعمل عليها على ويندوز تØديدا، ومع زيادة تعاملي مع لينوكس Ù„Øاجتي الى التعامل مع السيرÙرات بكثرة بدأت اكتش٠مميزات توزيعة ديبيان والتوزيعات المشتقة منها ومن ضمنها اوبونتو، لكنني لم اجربها لانني كنت اعتقد انها مجرد عبث هواة كعشرات التوزيعات الاخرى التي تظهر وتختÙÙŠ. لكن نظرتي الى اوبونتو اليوم اختلÙت بعد ان اصبØت اجدها كخيار عند معظم مزودي الخدمات والسيرÙرات، بالاضاÙØ© الى انها لاتختل٠عن ديبيان وتوÙر جميع مميزاتها بل واكثر، وعلى المستوى الشخصي كان التعر٠التلقائي على جميع قطع الهاردوير ÙÙŠ كل الاجهزة التي نصبتها عليها امرا مذهلا ووميزا. واليوم اصبØت اوبونتو من جملة Ù…Ùردات عملي اليومي ÙÙŠ العمل والبيت ... وكل هذا بدون اي مقابل .. ولا Øتى انتظار لكلمة شكر ... Ùشكرا لكل العاملين على هذا النظام الرائع اصالة عن Ù†Ùسي ونيابة عن كل من يستخدم هذا النظام.
shrikant, Woking As A TeamLead On Vb project
I am professional working on windows platform since last 2 yrs but but at home i was using red hat linux or sometimes mandrake since when i got ubuntu i didnt switch to XP or Any other linux as i am getting all necessary things done by this.
Lucas Alberto, I am a computer system analist
I'm use Ubuntu since the 2006, It's the best system I've used.
Long life to this project.
The Brazillians love the linux.
Conor , Student
I switched to Ubuntu as I was tired of constant virus scans and searching for drivers,Linux is far easier to update and I don't have to worry about viruses and I will never see The Blue Screen of Death again!
Alejandro Montiel, Project Management, software
I started using Linux around 1995 (Slackware) and it was incredibly hard to get it to run right and configuration was a nightmare, but being the obsessive geek that I am, I stuck with getting it to run. After that, I played with several distros, until settling down with SuSE back in 1997 when I moved to Germany. I have used SuSE ever since and loved it. But for some reason, I was VERY resistant to the idea of trying Ubuntu, as I perceived it to be some kind of "dumbed-down Linux for grandmas". A very dear friend of mine made me move to Ubuntu so I could offer support for her migration to Ubuntu across large geographical distances, and I have not even booted SuSE ever since. Boy, was I ever wrong about Ubuntu!!! I like it more and more every day. There are tiny little things here and there, but overall this is the friendliest Linux distro I have ever used. Packet management is a joy and every piece of hardware I have thrown at it just works. I have even considered getting rid of my SuSE partition and giving the whole drive to Ubuntu, that is how comfortable I feel with it. And mark this, I used to work for Microsoft in Germany......
Manfred, User Help Desk AD
Hallo Guten Tag,
Jahre lang nur mit Windows gearbeitet. Von Windows 3.10 alle Systeme bis hin zu Windows 7 Beta. Kenne diese Windows Systeme Auswendig aber nur als Anwender. Leider kein Programmierer. In diesen Jahren habe ich Linux immer mal wieder ausprobiert aber mal kam kein Ton aus der Soundkarte und Internet ging damals auch nicht. Nun jedoch nach ca.. 35 Jahren habe ich wieder in der letzten Com Zeitschrift von Ubuntu 8.10 Final gefunden. Sie lief super als Life CD. Alles klappte auf Anhieb.
Dar war ich echt überrascht von diesem Ubuntu selbst Wlan funktionierte und dies sogar mit einem USB Stick. Toll gemacht. Desgleichen passierte auch mit meinem Kombi gerät ( Drucker mit Scanner und Speicherkartenlesegerät ). Super das gab es noch nie bei Linux das alles erkannt wurde. Prima Leistung. Lieben Gruß an dieser Stelle an die Ubuntu Programmierer weiter so Ihr seid auch dem richtigen Weg. Ich habe aber auch mehre Systeme von Linux mir angeschaut schade das nicht alle Wlan Erkennung hatten, meistens auch noch Schwer einrichtbar war. Open Suse brach sogar bei der Installation ab. Das fand ich dann nicht so gut. Zum Schluss ich habe jetzt neben meinem Windows Rechner einen mit Super Ubuntu 8.10 hier klappt sogar die Aktualisierung Fehlerfrei.
Nur eins sei noch Erwähnt bei einigen Linux Versionen ist die Lautstarke nicht optimal eingestellt. Viel zu laut. Das würde ich mir Wünschen.
Einen Schönen Tag noch ich bin jetzt Ubuntu/Windows Fan.
Tim, Student
I was first introduced to Ubuntu by a friend of mine, before Vista came out. Back then I was really impressed by some of the things that could be done with Compiz and Beryl. Now that Vistat has been around for some time, there is something to compare the Compiz-Fusion effects to, and they are still impressive. I was also intrigued by the fact that linux in general doesnt really need anti-virus software, since that was something that took down a lot of the performance on my Windows pc.
Ole/Mr.Zergling, Student
After my hard drive got corrupted, I grew tired of vista's errors and incapability. I switched to ubuntu and don't regret it.
Cat, Orders & Logistics Administrator
I started using a dual boot system with the aim to migrate over to Linux in full (eventually). Ubuntu was by far the easiest distro available to make that transition. I no longer use Windows & have gone on to build a home server based on Ubuntu Server Ed which interfaces with three comps, including my partner's Windows box (I have hope for him...), and our entertainment system. I never would have attempted that under Windows! I originally swapped for ethical reasons, but have since become completely enamoured of the power, visibility, stability & flexibility of Open Source. I would never go back, and am frequently heard cursing my work comp when once again it hangs, crashes or takes 15 min to fully boot in the mornings. Especially since I haven't had to restart my box for three weeks, without it skipping a beat! Now to convert my partner... Lol!
Larry Weeks, I am a computer tech/support specialist
I have been using and fixing windows for over 20 years all to no avail -- it still crashes and locks up, I have been using Ubuntu linux for 2 years, and have taught it to myself to the point that I prefer it over anything else. It allows me to use multiple programs at the same time with little or no loss of speed, no crashes and no lockups. I have downloaded so many programs that I thought at first that I would have caused errors in the system, but nothing happened and my machine runs fast and true. I wouldn't change it if someone held a gun to my head, I get more done in way less time.
mrmooge88, Student
I switched after getting my laptop with Windows Vista on it. Vista was nothing but a resource hog and didn't provide any advantages with its extra resource consumption. I tried the Ubuntu version of Linux and it came with all the basics that I needed without having to pay for any office suits (such as Microsoft Office) I just installed it and I was ready to do anything on it. Linux allows me to customize anything I want on my system and make changes to best suit my needs.
Vitalijs Sikurinecs, Student in IT
One time i just found some information about Linux. Then some gay in Internet told me about GNU/Linux project Ubuntu. I installed it on my system. But swiched back to Windows. But now after 8.10 I am back to Ubuntu 100% without dual boot.
Juan, College Student
I started in this in 2004. Before Linux I used to use WinXP in my laptop and everytime I wanted some program I had to search the torrents and emule for a pirated version and endure weeks of downloading (I was on dialup, and the phone company used a nasty program that would capture the phone numbers in the phone's memory (they provided the telephones to their clients) and use them to "forge" phone calls whenever it detected activity on certain ports (emule and BitTorrent) or coming from certain sites (TPB for example), this was done intentionally to keep users from uploading/downloading stuff not approved by the US gov). It was a painful experience, plus I would always need to reinstall windoze every few months and keep an eye on the multiple "security apps" I had to have. But all of that changed when I saw the advertising for ubuntu in the internet and deicded to order a CD off the newly established shipit. When the box arrived I started playing around with the LiveCD and a few weeks later I realized that I hadn't booted the winxp in all that time and was only using the liveCD, I was completely hooked. It was then that I decided to move my files to my pendrive, format the HD and install ubuntu for real, and from there it was like having quit drugaddiction, it felt so cool to be able to have any app I want without hunting cracks, keygens, or pirated versions, I was able to surf without fear of getting caught by malware, I realized there how badly unstable and insecure was windoze and how crippled it was. I could now learn, tinker, make mods and all of that legally, I also learned that I was legally allowed to share the software with friends and relatives without fear of having the BSA throw my door down at midnight and without having to juggle sets of serials and other stuff, and I finally could have a OS that didn't have DRM and didn't have "built-in spyware and backdoors" put there by the gov to see what you do. 5 years (and a ISP and laptop) later and I'm now on a Ubuntu Ultimate 2.0/FreeBSD 6.3 dualboot and I really like it that way. I'm windoze-free and plan on staying that way.
Anton Shpakovsky, I'm a student from Tomsk (Russian Federation)
Hi! My first experience with Linux was when I was 16. I've installed Red Hat with 2.4 series kernel. I've tried it for a while, but then lost my enthusiasm. Last year I've installed Ubuntu. It has a good support here in Tomsk. I've learned a lot reading forums, wiki etc. Now I use it and have no limitations at all. Ubuntu is not just a good OS, but it teaches users how to get new knowledges and try them in practice. Thanks To Canonical Ltd and everyone who read this :) Be happy!
Thomas, Hotel management
Since I'm kind off a part time geek I've tried several linux distros from about 98' untill now.
I've never stuck with any of them because theres always been some hassle with drivers and so on and not beeing the most patience guy this has led me back to MS.
But those days are gone,I'm now running Ubuntu 8.10 and everything worked right from install! Wireless and graphic cards no problem :)
I have to agree with what another said, Vista is just plain boring now, and its a wonderful feeling to know that every program I'll ever need is right there for me to install and to top it all its free!
I simply just love my Ubuntu!
The J freakin' R, Technical Sales, Manual Labor
I used Ubuntu for the first time on one of the 5 releases. At first, I had it on my Toshiba Satellite P35 S611, and awesome laptop, and everything ran smooth. I was dual booting with XP for a while, but then I saw that I really don't need that. My boss is using Ubuntu in a dual boot (his kid needs windows for school), my landlord is also dual-booting (sadly, he purchased a lexmark printer before I could intervene), my grandma is fully ubuntu (and has adapted quite well). This machine I type to you from is also with ubuntu only. Eventually, I am going to install Ubuntu on my ps3 as well.
Long live Debian!
طيـــ غربه ــــÙ, Hacking
كنت أجهل ما معنى Ubuntu ولكن Øين عرÙت تأكدت أنه يوجد ما هو Ø£Ùضل من Windows 95 & 98 & 2000 & Win Me & Xp & Vista أيضاً أنه أقوى وأÙضل من Mac os X الماك طبعاً
لهذا أكتشÙت أن Ubuntu عملاق بمعنى الكلمــه قوى Øماية متانه لا تشعر أبداً أنه نائم او متهنئق من كثر العمل عليه .. وأيضاً أنه يستعمل الرام أقل من 400 ميجا عكس Xp & Vista
لهذا أوصي جميع العباقره ان يجربوة ويستخدموه لأنه النظام الأمن والأÙضل ÙÙŠ العالــم
لهذا أنه يستطيع أن يكون ÙÙŠ الديزاين والهكينج وكمان ÙÙŠ السي٠مود
أتمنى من الجميــع التوÙيق ÙÙŠ تطوير هذا النظام العملاق
Joppy, Student & Part-timer at a petrol station.
I've been using Ubuntu for a few years now. It's been awesome :D
At first I just had it on a spare laptop, using it for email and such. Over time, I used Windows less and less. For quite a while now, it's been my primary operating system (I have a small XP partition, only used to play Red Alert 2).
Gnome is a brilliant desktop, and most of the software pre-installed is wonderful (Although I prefer VLC to Totem).
I can see myself using Linux for years to come.
Yay Linux!
Tim, Software Developer
8 years ago one of the geekier than me guys at school threw a disc at me labeled slackware, I had no idea what it was but after some initial research i decided to try it. Gave it up after half an hour cause it was so crap. A couple of years later I came across Redhat (at about Redhat 6) and decided to give it a go, I couldn't believe how much it had improved, and yet it still couldn't do what I wanted.
Still i tested each release until it became fedora core, which is when I made the change almost completely. I kept windows just for my games. I have of late moved to Ubuntu and am making some good contributions in the improvement and development of Ubuntu.
And thankfully, recent versions of wine are capable of playing the windows games I liked, so now its out the door with Windows altogether as I get better performance out of the games under Ubuntu using wine than I ever did with Vista.
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