Linux major problems faced by a user

Asked By quazi 0 points N/A Posted on - 10/17/2011

Well,recently.i installed Linux operating system in my computer.but i am having a very bad feeling about it that this operating system is going to ruin my entire hardware system.coz i heard Linux effects the drivers.can anyone tell me what are the major problems of Linux operating system. so that i'll prepare myself for solving it or should i uninstall it?

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Answered By Darren Mac 0 points N/A #93099

Linux major problems faced by a user

Hello Quazi,

This is an excellent question raised. Well let me tell you I did had a very bad experience couple a months ago when I installed Linux in my system to give it a try. Unfortunately I did uninstall it the next day. The fact is Linux is good but its very complicated and the worst part is there are many applications which has compatibility issues with Linux especially fedora, though I tried to install many of them but could not install it.

Every time it showed me an error. It is not even so much user friendly. It also creates hardware failures many a times. I have been using Windows since years and I haven't come across any major problem till now so am really happy with Windows.

Thanks!!!

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Answered By lee hung 75 points N/A #93100

Linux major problems faced by a user

Hi Quazi,

Linux is a very good operating system to use, but it comes with a few challenges. For instance, unlike windows where you can install programs easily by simply clicking next>next>finish, in Linux you have to install the programs from the kernel in the command line. It also poses some challenges when it comes to accessing some documents that you created in windows and you want to access in it.

So, if you are really want to learn how to use Linux without going through a lot of trouble, I suggest that you do a dual boot: run it side by side with windows so that when you are doing some work that you do not need to stress yourself, you can easily switch to windows.

But Linux is an awesome operating system.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Lee Hung.

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