The joy of using Ubuntu
It’s a strange feeling, but I really enjoy booting up and using Ubuntu—as my primary OS at home, like I have felt for no other before. I am neither a linux kernel diver, nor a developer. I’m just this regular guy.
I have been using Linux live CDs in the past, but until I took the plunge to install it on my computer’s hard drive, I was really skeptical about everything Ubuntu had to offer. Now, I wish all computers I use were running Ubuntu.
There’s also an element of idealism: Ubuntu is open source. It uses open formats. It has excellent package and dependency management. It only adds restricted drivers upon request; otherwise, it keeps your computer a virgin. I feel good about it.
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