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Just Installed Ubuntu (linux)
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So, I'm a newcomer to linux. What should I do to get started with it?
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If you have the server version of Ubuntu, you can use it for LAMP.
But if you have the desktop version, there's terminal and this app.
But if you have the desktop version, there's terminal and this app.
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I have the desktop version, but I'm curious. What is LAMP?freekboy31 wrote:If you have the server version of Ubuntu, you can use it for LAMP.
But if you have the desktop version, there's terminal and this app.
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That is what I found, it looks quite good. I might try it at one point but I would rather stay with my Windows 7 and OS X for as long as I can because it can be a hassle changing them.Sebastian Lawe wrote:Linux and Mac OSX are both based on Unix. The Ubuntu version of Linux seems to have a crossed windows and mac osx feel.
I am glad you are enjoying it!
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The OS on the computer for the soundboard at my church is Linux and I cannot stand it! It's too developer-like and I don't like it. lolSemesto wrote:That is what I found, it looks quite good. I might try it at one point but I would rather stay with my Windows 7 and OS X for as long as I can because it can be a hassle changing them.
I am glad you are enjoying it!
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I must agree, I love a good Windows 7 and it's great having it on my PC, I do prefer OS X though because it I think is put together lots batter and runs better.Newah wrote:I love how everyone is so opinionated on their favorite OS, and are insistent that no other OS could even be slightly good. I actually think all three have their upsides. My favorite is Windows though, just because I'm used to it.
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For the record, my favorite version of Linux by far is elementry os. They put a lot of thought into how it's designed.
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