This has been a great week for two of the software products I care most about. Firefox 2 and Ubuntu 6.10. The first should be your web browser on Microsoft Windows, and the second should be if you are ready to leave your frustrations with Windows behind.
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I’m going to switch to Ubuntu one of these days. I have two books about it lying around the house waiting to be read.
engtech, may i ask which two books? Books get dated very quickly, and most relevant open info is right here on the web. If you need a hand please let me know.
vmware server (free product) is your friend in planning and executing the migration from Microsoft Windows. Migrating today almost always involves a lot of hurdles and a few headaches.
I started using Ubuntu 6x on my laptop, and was glad to see that everything is where it should be and there out of the box.
But, why can’t I download and install Firefox from the firefox website, without any in depth knowledge of how Ubuntu works?
There aren’t any instructions on Firefox’s website.