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“Maybe it was one piece of malware too many, maybe it
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really wasn’t that much better about it, in any case the day had
come when you decided to give Ubuntu Linux a try. Here’s what you
need to know to make the most of your new experiment in operating
systems.“The easiest way to try Ubuntu is to just buy a laptop or PC
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vendors.“If you’re not in the market for a new PC, it’s easy to give
Ubuntu a try on your existing PC. Indeed, you won’t have to change
a thing on your computer to try it.”
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