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Another way to switch from Windows to Linux

Filed in archive Linux For Windows Users by Rom Feria on October 28, 2007

Another way to switch from Windows to Linux
We all have our own ways of teaching our friends and family how to switch from Windows to Linux. Mine goes like this - are you planning to get a new hardware? If so, can you afford a Mac? If so, get a Mac. If not, get a Windows-less computer from your favorite manufacturer. If you can get Linux pre-installed, better, otherwise, I can help you install and configure it.

You may ask why my first choice is a Mac? Well, it is easier to use and if push comes to shove, you can always remove Mac OS X and install linuxlinks, right? :) Also, I must disclose that I am a Mac user, too. hahaha

Anyway, PCWorld came up with its own Switch from Windows to Linux How To. Why is this important? Well, I am hoping that those who are still reading print media will find out how easy it is to switch and decide to go ahead and trash Windows. AM I hoping too much? You tell me - how many people have you convinced to switch away from Windows?






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