I know this may be just me being a little bias on OS's but... I quite honestly believe that "some" programs run faster on linux than on windows.
Open Office for example, It runs amazingly fast on my linux distro but runs horribly (laggy) on my Vista machine.
Firefox also appears to run faster on my linux machine than on my Vista machine.
Hello all, I am really new to Ubuntu, and I am trying to install it on a computer running Windows XP. I downloaded it on a machine running Windows vista and I formatted my flash drive using "LiLi USB creator". I then took it over to the machine running XP and booted up on the USB. It took me over the installation procces and then told me to boot up.
When I want to work on my local Linux machines from windows, I use Putty+Xming and I set the Xming port in Putty connection settings.
This way I have a terminal on the machine and if, for example, I run the command 'firefox' a firefox window is opened in Windows (while it is really running on the Linux machine).
I have 4 machines set up. 2 are running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, 1 is running Windows 2003 server, and 1 is dual booting WinXP and Win7. 1 of the Ubuntu machines is configured to share out 2 disk volumes ("Data" and "DiskImages". My windows machines can see these shares. My other Ubuntu machine cannot.
Hi,
I'm trying to set up connection sharing in fedora 15 to a windows machine I have the following set up
Modem to Router
Router to Linux machine "Wifi"
Eth0 set to share the connection.
I get Internet on the windows machine no problem, then issue is when hosting a game server on the
windows machine no one can connect to my server, by my external ip.
I've been reading info
When I run firefox and do something that requires a pop-up window from the browser itself, there is about a 30 second delay before that pop-up window actually occurs. During that time, the browser is completely hung and everything is blank.
Hi all,
After I establish an SSH tunnel (using Putty) from my Windows machine at work and then try to connect using tightvncviewer to my ubuntu 12.04 machine at home all I get is a black screen. Meanwhile the client machine pops up a message asking to "allow" or "refuse" my connection.
Like many people it seems, I'm having trouble connecting to a Samba share on a machine running Lucid, in my case from a Windows 7 machine. I've tried all of the usual suggestions I can find. I can see the share from my windows machine, and when I try to connect to it, I get a Windows prompt "Enter network password".
I've skimmed through this (old) and this (not strictly relevant). Is anyone finding the default/latest Iceweasel 8.0 in #! r20111125 32-bit very sluggish, particularly on JavaScript-heavy pages like Google Reader or Twitter?I'm running #! on a quad-core machine with 2GB of RAM.