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On 03/07/2012 11:34 AM, aldo albanese wrote: > In addition, Linux is a great product but it seems that you need to > learn every singles OS. As of an example, Crome did not want to > install on Mint... Yes, there are a million of these "small" (but frustrating) differences between distributions. The general advice is usually to pick one and stick with it for a while. Once you get indoctrinated into a particular distro's way of doing things, the learning curve flattens out a bit. Trying to learn multiple distros at once before you're experienced with linux in general is probably too much for anyone who values their time. I'm very experienced with linux, and I /still/ hate switching distros... HTH, Matt
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