When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Chrome OS easier to use, set up, and administer. However, reviewers preferred doing business with Ubuntu overall.
The easiness and intuitiveness that comes with using the product. You also don't have to set up 10 different accounts to manage 10 different things, so organization is made measier.
when ı try use machine getting work slow
I am tech savvy but I am not a developer or IT guy. I used Ubuntu when I needed a simple operating system for my newly purchased Raspberry Pi. Raspberry Pi's have limited memory space because your hard drive is an SD card. I only needed to run XBMC to play...
* Default window manager based on unity is really weak. * Slow to adopt new technology against other rolling-release distributions.
The easiness and intuitiveness that comes with using the product. You also don't have to set up 10 different accounts to manage 10 different things, so organization is made measier.
I am tech savvy but I am not a developer or IT guy. I used Ubuntu when I needed a simple operating system for my newly purchased Raspberry Pi. Raspberry Pi's have limited memory space because your hard drive is an SD card. I only needed to run XBMC to play...
when ı try use machine getting work slow
* Default window manager based on unity is really weak. * Slow to adopt new technology against other rolling-release distributions.