Real World Linux Use – Getting Real

This entry is part 1 of 5 in the series Real World Linux Use

Posted Dec 4, 2008 | by Rich Menga

In this series I’m going to covers the ins and outs of using Linux as your primary home computer operating system. It will cover in a realistic sense what you can and moreover cannot do with it.

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Saverio Failoni says:

December 4, 2008 at 5:51 pm

A good article. It prepares people to a realistic approach to Linux.
Anyway, if your computer is, say, one year old and it comes with an inkjet printer of the same age, then it’s very likely that everything will work perfectly. Where the PC buyer needs to do some research is in the case of a brand new equipment array that is required to work with Linux from the very beginning: Make sure all the hardware and peripherals you want to buy will work with your Linux distro of choice.
In my opinion, one big hardware problem Linux has and that the community should address more seriously, is the use of webcams.

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Real World Linux Use - Getting Real | PCMech says:

December 4, 2008 at 6:02 pm

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