Has Ubuntu Replaced Windows on Your Box?

[Kevin C. Smith]

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>> As for me yes it definitely has replaced windows. On my Sony Vaio
>> laptop the windows install got scrubbed immediately and i'm now
>> running Ubunut breezy. My desktop will be fully switched to Ubunut
>> when Dapper comes out.
> Me too and as the ICT Manager for a medium-sized business here in the UK
> I swapped most of the admin, finance and marketing workstations over to
> Ubuntu Breezy and OpenOffice, the Sales Admin Dept are still running
> WinXP because of a legacy application a client insists we use, but I am
> working on accommodating that too and even those machines use
> OpenOffice!  I personally use Kubuntu myself though . . . both at work
> and in my home office. If I need to administer the legacy application I
> remote desktop to the hosting server.
>
> My three-year old son runs Edubuntu on his laptop!!! Just my wife to
> convert over now . . .

I'm likely add here, but Linux replaced my Windows Desktops many years
ago (6 ?).
I started with Debian them moved to Ubuntu for my Desktops when it
was first released. I have to admit having one Windows laptop for work
because our office uses office applications. But for my home laptop, I
never saw the Windows XP Media Edition that came with it and I have an
Ubuntu desktop at work that I actually use more then my work Windows
laptop. The Windows laptop comes out to work on Access apps and other
Windows only apps, which is once a week or so on average.

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Kevin C. Smith