Basic question - with Windows I could make my own decision (with the help of a magazine review, maybe) on whether to upgrade to the new Vista or whatever.
With Kubuntu - now converted! - I notice on the magazine shelves new flavours of Linux all the time. Do I understand that the underneath Linux stays the same, or are different versions really quite different?
Surely people aren't just switching operating systrems for the hell of it? I know geeks will - but the rest of us ordinary souls?
Once with Kubuntu (as someone who just wants to get on with day to day computing) I should stick with it, right? Faffing around with SUSE, Ubuntu etc is a no-no having made my decision to go with Kubuntu? Assuming that I don't want to roll my sleeves up and get all oily - it's bad enough dealing with Kubuntu's secrets!
With Kubuntu - now converted! - I notice on the magazine shelves new flavours of Linux all the time. Do I understand that the underneath Linux stays the same, or are different versions really quite different?
Surely people aren't just switching operating systrems for the hell of it? I know geeks will - but the rest of us ordinary souls?
Once with Kubuntu (as someone who just wants to get on with day to day computing) I should stick with it, right? Faffing around with SUSE, Ubuntu etc is a no-no having made my decision to go with Kubuntu? Assuming that I don't want to roll my sleeves up and get all oily - it's bad enough dealing with Kubuntu's secrets!
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