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which ubuntu version would be right for me?

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u can order the presed cds of ubuntu or kubuntu for free of charge !!!

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i know you can order them, i just dont order stuff online, just dont want my personal info getting out, thats all.

i recived breezy 5.10 and dapper 6.06 after just a few weeks :)

it's ok if you don't like to share your personal info but... hey! they're shipping you cds! ;)

  • 4 months later...

Hmm... do you want eye candy?

If so, I'd use Kubuntu, but if not, I'd use Ubuntu. Or Xubuntu's not that bad either.

Sorry for not being decisive ;)

Use Edgy, the latest version, though, instead of Dapper.

  • 2 weeks later...

i hear that Red Hat is really good. i'd love to give my sisters old Mandrake a go, but i don't know how that'll go because its really old, along the lines of 6 years or so. right now i'm using Ubuntu 5.1 and updating to 6.06...all i'm doing with it is testing Adour...i'll have to ask my sister what the program is called that acts like microsoft word...but, even still, its not exactly a problem in terms of what you do, its just what you want, because you can get really good OSS for it almost any linux.

i only have this Ubuntu because a friend of mine gave it to me because my sister couldn't find hers, and we didn't know how the drivers would work out.

also, there are add-ons right on the CD, so if it doesn't install with ubuntu, you can just select it for installation afterwords, so meh, i'm a ubuntu person, its what i learned linux on.

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