Ubuntu not only offers Google’s Chrome and Mozilla’s Firefox but a browser for Linux, as well. When using Chrome, users can synchronize their preferences settings, and Internet surfing and working with basic documents becomes an easy task. Ubuntu also supports the Korean language natively, and can run on low-power PCs such as netbook. Most important for some, Ubuntu is free. -
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I been using different versions of Ubuntu for many years, and Ubuntu has been one of the best computer operating systems which gave me the least trouble compared to Windows which needs a lot of RAM, and breaks at random times because of a Windows Update problem, virus, or other Windows related error.
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I been using different versions of Ubuntu for many years, and Ubuntu has been one of the best computer operating systems which gave me the least trouble compared to Windows which needs a lot of RAM, and breaks at random times because of a Windows Update problem, virus, or other Windows related error.