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4 Comments
This is stupid! It's the same as Windows, just the menu on top. Plus it looks like its made for retards.
Windows = Expensive, prone to millions of viruses, user friendly
Ubuntu = Free, Absolutely no virus, may not be user friendly for idiots like a user named 4uidrum.
See your technology is so lame it took you 7 months to reply to my message. Use Windows dumbass, there is a reason why billions of people use Windows. Get a clue.
Wow either this is outdated or someone is confusing Ubuntu with some other Linux-based OS. But if this is outdated, man, Ubuntu really has changed the layout in 2 years.
Also, Windows 8 loooks like its made for retards. :)
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