After more than 10 years of temptation, since good friends (Samuka Pecci) showed me the betas and the terminals (argh, at that moment, didn't attracted me at all), I have finally decided to enter the linux world. Yeah yeah, it took really long time, and work to push me thru it, but I am finally here...
I can say that the new distros are already very competitive with the Windows world, and easy to use/maintain. Still, if you want to reach a little bit lower level of its potential, there is a dark path and considerable learning curve to process it all.
Right now I am using the new version of Ubuntu 8 at home (we don't need anything more than a browser and video to handle all my needs, lol), and I am very satisfied with the graphical interface and usability. I can say that it changed a lot (since the first releases that I dropped out), especially related to the hardware recognition and software installation/update process.
So, here I will put some of my experiences (some codes too), that I think helped me out with to breath in this new world!!!
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