A few good reasons to switch to Ubuntu
Here’s a list of a few of the reasons I think you might want to take a look at Ubuntu.
1. Cost - Ubuntu and all the software Ubuntu makes availble costs $0. If you are comparing this to the cost of Windows, don’t forget the costs of your Office Suite, any other software you need to purchase, plus the annual subscription to your Antivirus and Firewall vendor of choice. If you want to upgrade to VIsta, you’ll also need to buy a new computer. Canonical will even pay the postage to mail you an Ubuntu installation CD if you ask for one. If you are a business considering deploying Ubuntu on the Desktop or on the Server, you don’t need to work out a licensing deal before trying the system, or deploying it fully. Paid support is available, but not required.
2. Wide Range of Support Options -
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