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Which is more easy to use, Ubuntu, or Mandriva?

Asked by edythemighty (6points) July 25th, 2007
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I think mandriva is the best, and easiest.

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glial's avatar

I prefer Ubuntu, but I doubt there is any hugely notable differences.

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davidhimself's avatar

I have used both. I have to say Ubuntu is a lot easier to use and understand for someone who's migrating from Windows. There's a lot of support and documentation, the community is great and the amount of software available is amazing. I think Ubuntu has won the popularity contest. I am currently using Ubuntu and I can't complain. PCLinuxOS is another OS based on Mandriva that is good for beginners.

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Truefire's avatar

Ubuntu. No questions. I’ve installed Mandriva for someone who used Ubuntu before,
and they requested that I install Ubuntu instead.

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