How to Uninstall Ubuntu ???

[Pastor JW]

On Wednesday 05 May 2010 2:59:40 am chris wrote:
> On Wed, 2010-05-05 at 01:18 -0400, CLIFFORD ILKAY wrote:
> > On 05/04/2010 09:48 PM, Fred A. Miller wrote:
> > To the original poster:
> >
> > I wouldn't steer anyone new to Linux away from Fedora or Ubuntu. I'd
> > also suggest Mandriva, which is a bit more polished than either.
> > OpenSuse is certainly worth a look too. In short, try a few of them and
> > use whatever you like. You can't go wrong with any of them.

I have one Mandriva machine which I do keep updated but find Ubuntu better for 
what our office does.  The Mandriva machine although fully up to date gets 
little hands on use these days and mostly functions as a fax receiver and a 
print server for the network.  I originally moved from Fedora to Mandriva, 
however when that machine quits, it will be replaced with Kubuntu like the 
rest of the office now is.  

> Straight Debian, seemsto be more stable thans ubuntu distros.  The flaw
> with Ubuntu is the developers insistence on producing a new distro every
> 6 months.  It is fun to play with, but as a system for critical day to
> day work, I find it lacking

What you are describing is a user flaw rather than a Ubuntu flaw!  Someone who 
needs a system for "critical day to day work" should be using the LTS 
releases rather than the more unstable bleeding edge releases.  By the time a 
new LTS release comes around everything in it is pretty much rock solid.  
Still, having said that, even the mid releases (those that come every six 
months) are usually remarkably stable!  I tend to upgrade my machines about a 
month or so AFTER the LTS release and use only the LTS releases for work.  I 
do play with the other new releases on a "play" machine but surprisingly, 
there is very little I find I really "need"  from it for my LTS machines.  
Ubuntu does a VERY good job of keeping LTS updated and solid and because of 
my play machine I pretty much know what to expect from them and what is 
coming!

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