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It obviously depends on what you do with
your computer. If you require access to web sites that
require ActiveX, things get complicated. If you require programs like Office, and
the pretty good Openoffice isn’t sufficient, then there are workarounds
like the inexpensive Crossover Office that can allow Office to run. But you would have to avoid dialup ISPs
that require certain software installed on your PC to connect. From: fedora-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:fedora-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Pete Choppin I was just looking for a consensus on this... I have been working with Fedora Core 3 for the past month. My new
years resolution was to learn Linux. So far, so good. I created a dual-boot Fedora / Windows XP. I am now seriously
considering going completely 100% Linux and dumping my Windows partition
entirely. The question is - can you live completely without Windows, or do you
sooner or later have to resort to Windows again? -- Pete |
