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Hey i need some feed back im going 2 download Linux but the things that i have questions are



1.What one should i get


2.Will it delete all my files like a format?

3.How much better is it then windows


Thanks if u could answer any of those for that ONLY POST IF YOU ARE GOING 2 HELP

i don't that that many people have Linux and i think when u download it its like reformatting your computer....

Lmafo if you don't know about computer's scripting, reformating, ect.... Then don't fuck with it. VERY WISE WORDS, lol.

SourCandy

Lol thanks but that doesn't answer my question i wanna know what 1 2 get where 2 get and if it will delete all my filesXD

Well do you understand what SourCandy said? because if you don't your fucked.

Do not delete Windows if you dont know how to use Linux
if you are using Ubuntu then you can clear up space on your harddrive for linux


and its totally different from windows, linux is used for different type things. if you just sit on your computer and listen to music and play around on mycoke then you shouldnt even bother changing to linux.

Lol i dont play my coke i recently started learning C++ so i program bassicialy

The best distribution of Linux for you depends on what you like to do and what you use your computer for, Xandros, Kubuntu, and Ubuntu are all top choices at the time being. I personally would pick Kubuntu or Xandros for a beginner, they'll both allow you to "easily" dual-boot with your old Windows system still intact so you don't have to make the full transition all at once. Almost any Linux distribution you get will allow you the use unpartitioned space on your hard-drive for the new install, and the kernel won't take up much space anyways (compared to your Windows counterpart thats assured). To answer your question about Linux being better then Windows; this is really a personal opinion. Linux will provide you with ease of use and greater security levels, and the fact that it is open-source is a major benefit to the end-user. In close, I recommend that you continue to use your old Windows desktop along with a new Linux distribution to ensure program use-ability and functionality. Welcome to the penguin's side. :)

That about sums it all up...