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Aseem is a graduate of Conrad Business, Entrepreneurship and Technology Center, Faculty of Engineering, University of Waterloo, Canada. He also holds a masters in computers application from Guru Nanak Dev University, Punjab, India. On Opensource.com, he serves as an author. He also blogs at http://aseemsharma.info/.
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Thanks Maricelle. In years past, installing Linux did required some level of technical prowess but over the time the installation process has become remarkably easy. Fedora is one of my favorites, however I do think that Unity is a bit more polished than GNOME. Please share your experiences with Fedora with Opensource.com when you try it.
Great post Maricelle!!!
I have been using both Fedora and Ubuntu since some time now and find both the systems stable. The choices one has in Linux distros and the corresponding applications that can support a lot of day to day work is excellent.
"Made by engineers for the engineers" is fast becoming thing of the past. Also, with the growing adoption of Linux based systems in businesses, both small and big, the exposure is increasing. I know a lot of people who have switched to Linux based systems for personal use in the last couple of years.