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Windows can't replace Linux. What can Windows do that Linux cannot? More privacy, better running programs (most of which are free and if not... low cost), better security etc... Solving problems on Windows is a headache. Solving problems on Linux is fun and always results in a greater depth of learning about the OS.

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Is this guy going to go through every type of app to see what other apps are available? PLEASE. The bottom line for Linux is that it doesn't support Thunderbolt. Case closed, Have a nice day. Mac for me, Windows, only if I have to. and Linux only if I have lost my mind.

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I have a big complaint about this video -- it didn't point out the many cases where linux cannot replace windows. For example, if you're a hardcore PC gamer, windows is your only choice. Similarly, there's a lot of proprietary software which only is supported on windows/mac, and some people require that for their job/whatever. Lastly, you didn't factor in a person's technical expertise, which is very important, depending on what they want to do in linux.

Helo all: As a linux user (and retired technician of some 50+ years exposure to technlogy)... 1) As you said, Linuix can do all the basic work that a windows system will do, but... 2) If you are interacting with others, they may hold a LOT of myths about Linux, and sometimes these can end up being used in a "small p politics" unfair and/or discriminatory manner. therefore in such cases you may need to have these myths dispelled in an authoritative manner to effectively oblige the naysayers to show reasonable true proactivity. Obviously this has nothing to do with Linux or windows, but about opportunity fairness in the most comprehensive sense. This os clearly a hot p[otato, but you need to nip it in the bud "before it catches fire!". Thois will also include establishing some basic group-wide obligatory awarenesses, but thst doesn't mean that Windows users (or others who may harbour Luddite attitudes) need to know all about Linux, but enough that they can do their jobs/roles and not impede others in the group from doing theirs. Example: If I create a spreadsheet in Libre Office, it will be in the open source .ODS format. Any user in Windows or Linux who has Libre Office downloaded and installed can deal with this, but even if they are working on a computer where they do not have the right to install anything, and receive such a file, they should message the creator to export/convert it to .XLS for them, rather than inanely whining about something that "doesn't work". As for importing & exporting/converting/transcoding any of these file formats, the file by file effecdtiveness will depend on the complexity of the contents of the individual file. Example: I create a spreadsheet in Libre Office and export it to .XLS: The basic text and sheets will export, and some of the formulae will export OK, but if it includes hyperlinks, vector graphics and other advanced elements, these may not export, or they may need cleaning up in Excel. If the group needs to work with files of this complexity, theywill need to install Libre Office with the appropriate add-ons for their job. When I am disrtributing to a large email list, I have another option: I can export to a Hybrid /.PDF, and sens all recipients the same file. The results: 1)If the user is on windows and does not have Libre office, they can read this in the traditonal way using the Adobe reader, howevfer they cannot edit it. 2) If they have Libre Office installed, they can load that .PDF into Libre Office and use, edit, and save it on their machine in the .ODS format, native to Libre Office. 3) Later the second user can reload the .ODS and do all the same, finally, if he/she wants, that user can either export it to .XLS (subject to the same caveats mentioned above) or, if they are set up with the appropriate feature to save as a hybrid .PDF, they can do that to their modified version. Thus the "price" of either is the learning time, not the dollar cost, but "He who wants to know nothing will HAVE noting!" That said, let's get our penguins on the march! (and if you have small kids at home, download Tux and print him out for them - he's CUTE! A child to young to have learned to read will LOVE the cute penguin, but as he/she gets older, this can be an early opener to a world of technology far beyond Looking at some windows!

Sink your gps, plug in your quad copter?

what os is he using >??

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so u basically teached me how to delete files.. wow