Ubuntu is ‘Free’, ‘Better’ & ‘Worth a Try’
Well, let’s face the fact that most of the populace on the web actually works on Windows. The rationale of their doing so in verity differs from individual to individual. Sometimes, it’s the way how a kid is brought up at schools, and for others, it’s the ease of working or may be the sheer ignorance of trying to explore and use something which can be termed as “better”.
Linux Gospelers would always urge you to find something which is more competitive and secure to use for one’s business needs. Practically, most of what is used in Windows is nothing more than an internet browser, word document, a spread-sheet application and an email program.
Right on here, let’s consider Ubuntu Linux as a replacement for your Windows Desktop OS. For beginners, Ubuntu is an improved Debian based Linux distribution with salient features, easy installation, a similar feel of the Windows OS & a neat operational ability on older hardware.
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