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With windows softwares, that's interoperability, filesystem recognition, versioning and running software from compiling.

 

Ang virus, trojan or worms ng windows ay di gagana syempre sa linux platform.

Kung designed for windows talaga ang program, magpatakbo nalang ng virtual machine under linux parin.

 

Kung compatibility issues ng softwares designed for linux, depende sa software kung matagal na o bago palang.

Kadalasan sa windows merong bagong program na mabenta, later sa linux gagawin palang at maswerte kung tuloy-tuloy ang supports na makukuha sa linux community.

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Mahirap ba compatibility ng softwares sa Linux?

 

nasubukan ko na rin mag-Linux before sa work ko

 

after ko mag-resign hindi na ako naging updated sa linux

 

kung noon (around 2003) medyo may compatibility issues pa rin especially kung galing ka ng windows (desktop)

 

i'm planning to try ubuntu again this april, anyone has ubuntu tutorial links? yung pang desktop lang

 

thanks mga masters!

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I've been using Ubuntu in the office for several months now. Feeling ko Windows ang hindi compatible. :lol: I just save as PDF whenever I have to send a document to a Windows user. Or I just print a hard copy. I have edited and presented a PowerPoint on my Ubuntu machine and nobody seemed to notice. Ang pinagkaiba walang Windows license, Office license at CAL license. Pero di naman ako heavy user ng Office apps, kahit Google Docs buhay na ko.

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Mga bro,

 

sa tingin ninyo anu ang madali at palaging ginagamit na programming language sa linux especially obuntu? can anyone give me a suggestion?

 

Dipende yan sa need mo, kung mga simpleng shell command lang Bash ok na.

 

Pero kung medyo complex I-suggest yung python, multi-paradigm sya, pwede kang mag functional at mag object-oriented programming at ang good news, pre-installed na sya sa ubuntu.

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Ubuntu is actually very good. If you would like to run certain windows programs you can always use WINE. Has a software repository built into the OS. Software can be installed via the terminal or the GUI. It's lean and doesn't consume much system resources, which makes it very good for use in Netbooks. Another interesting thing is it can be run from a USB flash drive. I would suggest learning to use the terminal as well, it is your friend.

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