phelgan
Mon Feb 24, 2014 10:04:47 pm
Its been about a year now since I first started running Linux, with Zorin 6.2 co-installed with Win XP.
This gave me the confidence to install it as the sole operating system on the new desktop that followed in April.
I have to say that I have had problems, but none that were insurmountable with the help of the residents of the forums here, or on Ubuntu forums and generally the wealth of information of the web. And only one that I would say was a "fault" (mysterious lost of docks and panels).
So thanks everyone connected with Zorin
To anyone who might be thinking of taking the plunge, go for it: you do not have to be an IT whizz, just willing to look and ask and learn. The fact that it is cost-free means so what if you screw-it-up? No phoning MS to reactivate your installation, just reinstall *; the help is here (and numerous other places).
* of course keeping regular backups of your data would be good!
Enjoy
This gave me the confidence to install it as the sole operating system on the new desktop that followed in April.
I have to say that I have had problems, but none that were insurmountable with the help of the residents of the forums here, or on Ubuntu forums and generally the wealth of information of the web. And only one that I would say was a "fault" (mysterious lost of docks and panels).
So thanks everyone connected with Zorin
To anyone who might be thinking of taking the plunge, go for it: you do not have to be an IT whizz, just willing to look and ask and learn. The fact that it is cost-free means so what if you screw-it-up? No phoning MS to reactivate your installation, just reinstall *; the help is here (and numerous other places).
* of course keeping regular backups of your data would be good!
Enjoy