Re: Which OS?

From: S G <nwsgrp@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 04 May 2008 14:06:55 GMT

On 4 May, Conor wrote:

Cicero says...

Ubuntu Linux (and probably other versions) installs 'Open Office' as
standard. If you're not aware of Open Office it's a virtual clone of
Microsoft stuff and it's free. Worth a look for future reference.

And Ubuntu runs like a dog on 256MB...

I like Puppy.

--
Stewart Goldwater
http://janusg.co.nr
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References:
- Which OS?
  - From: Pete
- Re: Which OS?
  - From: Cicero
- Re: Which OS?
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