I’m a twenty-something vagabond who has been on the road regularly since 2005. I’m a native of Boston, Mass but, now, everywhere has been my home. After a trip to Thailand in 2008, I decided to leave the rat race and explore the world so I finished my MBA, quit my cubicle job, and, in July 2006, I set out on an adventure around the world.
My original trip was supposed to last a year. I didn’t come home until 18 months later. Once back, I knew I couldn’t go back to my old life or a typical job – I wanted to travel. I wanted to make this my life. Three months later, I was on the road again and I haven’t stopped since.
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Friday, July 22, 2011
Which Linux Distribution?
In the past, when someone asked me, what Linux distribution should i used for someone like me (a beginner), i would sayUbuntuorOpenSUSEorMandrivabecause they are user oriented distribution that are focusing on common people compared to other Linux distribution.
But if you asked the same question to me right now, i would sayLinux Mintis the definite answer. Looking at how they evolve this past few years, Linux Mint gained lots of user base recently, mostly after the release of Ubuntu 11.04 since they constantly changing their products with new features that (i think) is too premature to be used in desktop environment. Most users doesn't need radical changes just to enjoy a nice desktop that is fully working out-of-the-box. This is what Linux Mint gives to their users: a working system out-of-the-installation that is easy to use and very user friendly with a nice and consistent graphical interface, something that Ubuntu is lacking lately.
Anyway, this doesn't mean that i'm abandoningSlackware Linuxas my primary operating system. Slackware still remain my favorite operating system and i will continue to use it as long as it's still being maintained
But if you asked the same question to me right now, i would sayLinux Mintis the definite answer. Looking at how they evolve this past few years, Linux Mint gained lots of user base recently, mostly after the release of Ubuntu 11.04 since they constantly changing their products with new features that (i think) is too premature to be used in desktop environment. Most users doesn't need radical changes just to enjoy a nice desktop that is fully working out-of-the-box. This is what Linux Mint gives to their users: a working system out-of-the-installation that is easy to use and very user friendly with a nice and consistent graphical interface, something that Ubuntu is lacking lately.
Anyway, this doesn't mean that i'm abandoningSlackware Linuxas my primary operating system. Slackware still remain my favorite operating system and i will continue to use it as long as it's still being maintained
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