ethomaz on 17 April 2013
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A little off-topic now.
My work is migrating every notebook to use Linux instead Windows and if you need some app windows only you need to run a virtual machine with Windows 7 or Windows XP.
The point is I already used Linux in my personal computer and liked it... no trouble and the latest version pretty and possible stable... but now hate it because I use more eight hours per day for work and everything is buggy... even the sound crash sometimes, the wireless connection have some troubles, the system freezes and event the Stand By options stop to work. So I don't recommend Linux for any guys here... the compliz is buggy like a hell (I have to disable it to get better performance), the Java not works like in Windows, the apps have not all the options found in Windows and the easy to use is never existed.
The keyboard layout works for some apps and others not even after I spent more than one day to fix the keyboard layout to Portuguese-BR.
It's ironic but the virtual machine running Windows over Linux runs better than the Linux itself... you lost more time fixing the things than working... inproductive, inefficient, every time you need to go to google to find a workaround.
Now I see how the Windows is a amazing OS... everything works fine without the users needs to know anything... I can say the same about my Mac OS X experience... easy, fast, efficient, etc like the Windows... Linux is really a bad OS.
Edit - I remember a thing... there are a lot of text editor in the world with a crazy options but no other is so useful like the good and old
Notepad... simple, fast, light and can be used for everything... we need more Notepads in the life and not crazy options.
