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Linux/Windows Interoperability

by Natrobius on 11-03-2009 at 04:01 PM
Linux has long been known to be a very powerful, secure computing platform with a wide array of features. You’d imagine then that more people would use it than currently do. The problem is that the casual user will find it difficult to use because it requires a complete re-education of software. When you migrate to Linux you lose Internet Explorer, Outlook Express, Office, Minesweeper, FreeCell…. Yes it’s amazing the hangups that the average user will have when it comes to Linux. For years I’ve

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