After eternal quarrels with my new laptop I have now decided to install on my desktop Linux. Somehow, Ubuntu does not want to communicate with the hardware of my laptop. First of all, there were intense problems installing from the Ubuntu CD to initialize at all. After we created a bootable USB stick the problems were just Keep it up. Linux was somehow unable to cope with the Serial ATA hard drive ... etc. Well, enough grumbling. I am now the proud owner of a functioning Ubuntu via dual boot on the desktop computer and as far as I can tell, can make the whole quite see. Only the work Eyecandys not quite so hot as I imagine that. You know, the spinning cube, and so on. (If anyone here reads this, with Beryl and Compiz knows ... please comment on ne message because I had a few questions;.) Basically you can say, however, that the Ubuntu community has a very efficient infrastructure. That means: if you have a problem genüngt usually a quick look at the Ubuntu forum , and you find a bunch of threads that have already dealt extensively with the same or similar concerns.
I will keep my experiences with Linux to date.
