When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Ubuntu easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Ubuntu overall.
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.
I can download and load up the pre-release version of windows 8 from microsoft's website. I do think windows 8 works great if you have a tablet, but I'm less enthused about using it on my desktop.
This OS is Windows ME all over again, unless you have a touch screen computer, this OS is clunky and not meant for use.
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...
I can download and load up the pre-release version of windows 8 from microsoft's website. I do think windows 8 works great if you have a tablet, but I'm less enthused about using it on my desktop.
* Default window manager based on unity is really weak. * Slow to adopt new technology against other rolling-release distributions.
This OS is Windows ME all over again, unless you have a touch screen computer, this OS is clunky and not meant for use.