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Originally posted by Raumiel Hellilenda:
*shudders* Sounds like a horrible experience. I hate it when that happens. Days like that is why I stopped taking network admin classes.
I'd switch to Linux myself if it wasn't for the fact that I regularly managed to crash it while using it at network administrator school. (not kidding, it'd last for about a week, then it'd crash so badly I had to format c: and reinstall...and then there is the time I had to reinstall thirteen times before the install finally worked completely)
Windows seems to be everywhere, though. Every place I've worked at or gone to school at has it installed. While it works fine for me, XP in particular is a resource hog on my home system, and I would have liked to have the choice. But oh, well, I'm stuck with Windows for now. Maybe sometime I'll get up the guts to try Linux again. Just need to learn a bit more about it, I think.
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Most easy linux distro's use KDE as desktop that's really bloated. If you try again you should have a look at
www.linuxquestions.org forums and if you start with a dual boot you can always switch back and learn at your own pace [img]smile.gif[/img]