ubuntu is great if you have a pretty standard setup. I use to have one and i loved it, apart from the horrible blitzmax ide/alternatives :(. Once the new ide's for bmax become a bit more stable/usable i'll think about it.
But now that i have a rather 'custom' setup (dual monitors, sata raid, and a few other hardware additions) ubuntu had become a pain to get working like I have it working in windows. I now have dual monitors but lost all hardware acceleration and a few other abnormalities. rather annoying when i can just boot to windows and it work in a matter of minutes.
But now that i have a rather 'custom' setup (dual monitors, sata raid, and a few other hardware additions) ubuntu had become a pain to get working like I have it working in windows. I now have dual monitors but lost all hardware acceleration and a few other abnormalities. rather annoying when i can just boot to windows and it work in a matter of minutes.