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Linux on Your Laptop
For many people, a
notebook computer is an indispensable part of their
professional and personal lives. The portability and flexibility
of a good laptop makes work or play a lot easier and a lot more
fun.
Maybe you're a Linux user, or someone who wants to make the jump
to Linux. But whenever you're out, you see people working away
on their Windows laptops or their MacBooks. And you might think
to yourself "I wish I could take Linux mobile like that!"
Well, you can. Whether you install Linux yourself or buy a
laptop with the operating system already installed, you can take
the power and flexibility of Linux with you wherever you go.
This
TechTip looks at how to do just that.
As you can see, by looking at the links on the right side of
this page. There are a lot of options when it comes to Linux.
My personal favorite has been Ubuntu Linux. Ubuntu Linux is
based on the debian kernel and it is a well supported and highly
developed Linux operating system. Ubuntu Linux has several
different versions to choose from, based on the type of hardware
you will be running it on and the type of tasks you need it for.
Ubuntu Desktop Editions include:
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