I know the answer is usally "i cant answer that" or "Theres just too many to say" so I’ll narrow it down to five. i go on the internet, listen to music, watch movies, play games edit pictures + videos.

Freespire 2009

Ubuntu 9.10

Linux Mint 7

PC Linux 2007

Mandrake 2010

Secondly, is it worth switching from windows to linux?

I found MINT to be all looks and security holes a plenty, to many for this user.

Im looking for something AS CLOSE as POSSIBLE to this program http://wubi-installer.org/ but for DEBIAN (what ubuntu is based on).

for my EXP level, Debian is as safe as I can go now, thank you kindly
Not run, Install in windows and be able to boot into the full os from a cold start..

I just wanted you guys to rank them for me cuz Im about to install Ubuntu, but then I took a look at Mint and it looks sweet, Fedora looks sooo sleek and Mandriva nice and easy… Could you guys rank them for me

I’ve narrowed it down to
1) Linux Mint 9 LXDE or XFCE
2) Ubuntu 10.04 LXDE
3) Peppermint One OS
4) Peppermint Ice OS

Which of these would you recommend?
I’m looking for a fast, consistent and old-computer friendly, but still want a little flair and style.
Any other recommendations?

Lately I’ve been reading up on Linux in general and now I am ready to settle into a distro. So if I was to read up on Ubuntu could I apply that to Mint as well?
Will the commands be the same as well?

as we all know Fedora linux is opensource as a big player to the open source community. and according to that it should be freely available for everyone. just like any distribution available i.e Ubuntu / mint/ Puppy linux/ Debian .. and so on. BUT i found this in teh small print on FEDORa’s download site as well as RED HAT’s

Fedora software and technical information is subject to the U.S. Export Administration Regulations and other U.S. and foreign law, and may not be exported or re-exported to certain countries (currently Cuba, Iran, Iraq, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria) or to persons or entities prohibited from receiving U.S. exports (including those (a) on the Bureau of Industry and Security Denied Parties List or Entity List, (b) on the Office of Foreign Assets Control list of Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons, and (c) involved with missile technology or nuclear, chemical or biological weapons). You may not download Fedora software or technical information if you are located in one of these countries, or otherwise affected by these restrictions. You may not provide Fedora software or technical information to individuals or entities located in one of these countries or otherwise affected by these restrictions. You are also responsible for compliance with foreign law requirements applicable to the import and use of Fedora software and technical information.

HOW teh hell is that free software now? isnt this violation of teh FREE software movement? you can see this at teh download page when you click on teh EXPORTING REGULATIONS…

opinions? Is that justified? I have friends who live in Iran and Syria. how is this acceptable?

I was wondering which of the above you like. Please leave ONE and why. Also tell me what operating system you have (Ex: Snow Leopard(mac), 7(windows), Mint(linux) etc.)

I edited both to configure compiz, but I made a mistake…Now it says "no screens found" and that it’s "unable to connect to the X server" and goes to the kernel. I know what I did wrong, so how do I get to xorg.conf and Startup Programs from there to fix it? I’m using Debian Lenny…I have a Linux Mint Live CD if there’s any way to get to them from that.

I have Linux Mint 7 Gloria, and I tested a malicious script (fork bomb) to see if it would adversely effect the computer, and it did crash. Could other malicious scrips meant to harm Windows harm Linux in Wine? If so, should I consider installing virus protection in Wine?

I have just switched to Ubuntu Linux (specifically Linux Mint), and I would like to keep all of my installed applications open source so I may modify them later. I have used BitComet as my main BitTorrent client on Windows and have gotten ridiculous speeds out of it, so any client suggested must be very fast as well.

Multiple suggestions encouraged.

I can’t stand windows, it just irritates me. I heard linux mint is alot like it but some others would be greatly appreciated and where to download them would help to, thank you
I like the way its setup but it seems to mess up to much and I used ubuntu and red hat and they were nice just confusing. Im running a dual core intel d 2.8 ghz with 3 gb of ram so I should be able to run it no prob. thanks

i am using linux mint 5 and all of my applications like Google earth flicker and if i try to play a game it flickers 2 pleas help me :’(

How do i connect to xbox live through linux mint os?
I had windows vista and it worked perfectly on that, i decided to change my os to linux and im having trouble connecting to live, i have a Ethernet cable connected to the pc from my 360, the pc has built-in wifi which is connected to a router. how do i set up linux to allow a connection from the 360.

I just installed linux mint and i tried downloading open office i found 2 versions DEB and RPM which one gonna work with mint linux