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Choice: Operating Systems Tested
Feb 2, 2005, 15 :15 UTC (11 Talkback[s]) (7087 reads)

"All computers require an operating system (OS). It’s the underlying program that runs your software and controls the hardware and peripherals connected to your computer. You probably use a version of Microsoft Windows because it came pre-installed on your computer when you bought it but there are other operating systems available.

"Linux is the most obvious alternative to Windows for PC users but there isn’t just one Linux operating system. There are many Linux-based operating systems (called distributions) because Linux is open source software that’s freely available to anybody to use and develop. Traditionally perceived as hard to use, many Linux products now claim to be pitched at consumers, but are they as user-friendly as you’d hope...?"

Complete Story [Editor's Note: The free access period is now over, but the report available for purchase. Since some discussion was started on this article, I will leave it up. -BKP]

Related Stories:
OSNews: Choosing Between the Big Linux Distros(Feb 21, 2003)
DistroWatch: Roundup of CD-based Linux Distributions(Jan 22, 2003)


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I just don't get it, why can't t ...   urpmi and packages   
aRTee
Feb 2, 2005, 16:36:56
 
Its a bit strange that software installa ...   Surprising results   
Uno Engborg
Feb 2, 2005, 17:24:28
 
If you're looking for a good OS comp ...   MacOSX "facts" are wrong.   
Ben
Feb 2, 2005, 18:09:08
 
I installed Suse on my GF's computer ...   Suse and newbies   
Kevin
Feb 2, 2005, 18:41:17
 
" 4 commands..." Yes, it can be very eas ...   Re: urpmi and packages   
Kimmo Villman
Feb 2, 2005, 20:51:15
 
Choice Magazine and Choice Australia is  ...   about Choice in Australia   
James
Feb 3, 2005, 04:12:55
 
> " 4 commands..." > Yes, it can be very ...   Re: Re: urpmi and packages   
Ookaze BioACobol
Feb 3, 2005, 09:03:25
 
Under "Using your OS", the article makes ...   Beautiful advocacy item!   
Ganesh Prasad
Feb 3, 2005, 11:40:23
 
Apparently, the "free access" period is  ...   article unavailable   
Ben
Feb 3, 2005, 12:57:10
 
 " 4 commands..."Yes, it can be very eas ...   Re: Re: urpmi and packages   
aRTee
Feb 3, 2005, 17:16:11
 
I should mention that I'm a subscrib ...   some criticisms of the review   
wildpossum
Feb 3, 2005, 21:18:45
 
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