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Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Armin Moradi wrote:
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Is this turning into a religious war?
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<pre wrap=""><!---->Nope - just trying to point out that there is no correct answer to
the OPs question. It depends on too many factors for the answer to
be the same in all situations. The OP has not given us enough
information to even take a guess on what would be best for him.
Mikkel
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My original question was based on the fact that Ubuntu is used on
either pre installed Linux systems and on what they call "Linux
friendly" computers which Ubuntu is recommended for. So my question is
why did they choose Ubuntu? What makes it so special? I personally like
Fedora far better for my own personal reasons. I don't even touch my
Vista Ultimate 64 partition any more. But again, why is the mainstream
market choosing Ubuntu?<br>
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