issue78:mon_histoire_2
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My move from Windows to Linux started in the middle of March after I had to re-install Windows 8 Pro on my Toshiba C660-15R notebook and it refused to Activate. I could have gone down the route of downloading an Activator, but as I had the Ubuntu 12.10 disk, and an Ubuntu 13.04 Development Release Daily Build disk – along with an OpenSuse 12.3 DVD lying around, I decided to give them a go. I was a bit hesitant, as my Kodak ESP 1.2 AIO wireless printer has only Windows and Mac OSX drivers. | My move from Windows to Linux started in the middle of March after I had to re-install Windows 8 Pro on my Toshiba C660-15R notebook and it refused to Activate. I could have gone down the route of downloading an Activator, but as I had the Ubuntu 12.10 disk, and an Ubuntu 13.04 Development Release Daily Build disk – along with an OpenSuse 12.3 DVD lying around, I decided to give them a go. I was a bit hesitant, as my Kodak ESP 1.2 AIO wireless printer has only Windows and Mac OSX drivers. | ||
I first tried Ubuntu 12.10 for 30 minutes. Then I tried Ubuntu 13.04 Development Release for the same amount of time as 12.10. Next, I tried OpenSuse 12.3 for about 3 minutes and then re-installed Ubuntu 13.04 Development Release. The reason I decided to use Ubuntu was due to the fact that OpenSuse 12.3 did not pick up the wired or wireless connection to my network, and, therefore, had no connection to the Internet right out of the box. Both Ubuntu 12.10 and 13.04 picked up my wireless and wired connection. With the help of the Ubuntu forums I was able to get my Kodak ESP 1.2 Wireless AIO Printer running (but I had to use the Kodak Hero 3.1 AIO driver to get it working, as the one that was suggested did not work for me). | I first tried Ubuntu 12.10 for 30 minutes. Then I tried Ubuntu 13.04 Development Release for the same amount of time as 12.10. Next, I tried OpenSuse 12.3 for about 3 minutes and then re-installed Ubuntu 13.04 Development Release. The reason I decided to use Ubuntu was due to the fact that OpenSuse 12.3 did not pick up the wired or wireless connection to my network, and, therefore, had no connection to the Internet right out of the box. Both Ubuntu 12.10 and 13.04 picked up my wireless and wired connection. With the help of the Ubuntu forums I was able to get my Kodak ESP 1.2 Wireless AIO Printer running (but I had to use the Kodak Hero 3.1 AIO driver to get it working, as the one that was suggested did not work for me). | ||
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+ | Mon passage de Windows à Linux a commencé au milieu de mars après que j'ai eu à ré-installer Windows 8 Pro sur mon portable Toshiba C660-15R et qu'il a refusé de s’activer. J' | ||
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You might be wondering why I chose the potentially unstable Ubuntu 13.04 Development Release over the more stable Ubuntu 12.10. The simple reason for my decision was that I will probably end up upgrading to 13.04 when it is released. It made more sense to work my way up from Development Release to Beta Release to Final Release using Software Updater than having to download and burn the Beta Release to disk, then backup my data to Install 13.04 Beta, and have to do the same when the final release comes out. | You might be wondering why I chose the potentially unstable Ubuntu 13.04 Development Release over the more stable Ubuntu 12.10. The simple reason for my decision was that I will probably end up upgrading to 13.04 when it is released. It made more sense to work my way up from Development Release to Beta Release to Final Release using Software Updater than having to download and burn the Beta Release to disk, then backup my data to Install 13.04 Beta, and have to do the same when the final release comes out. | ||
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The only software that I would like to use – that I am unable to until there is a way to get it to work in WINE – is Microsoft Office 365 Home Premium. I have been unable to get it to work in PlayOnLinux, | The only software that I would like to use – that I am unable to until there is a way to get it to work in WINE – is Microsoft Office 365 Home Premium. I have been unable to get it to work in PlayOnLinux, | ||
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+ | Vous pourriez vous demander pourquoi j'ai choisi la version potentiellement instable Ubuntu 13.04 de développement par rapport à la version plus stable Ubuntu 12.10. La simple raison de ma décision, c'est que je vais probablement finir par mettre à jour la 13.04 quand elle sera sortie. Il était plus logique de me frayer un chemin allant de la version de développement à la version bêta puis à la version finale en utilisant le gestionnaire de mise à jour plutôt que d' | ||
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+ | Les forums Ubuntu m'ont même aidé à restaurer la fonction de mise en veille qui n'est pas activée par défaut. | ||
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+ | Le seul logiciel que je voudrais utiliser (ce dont je suis incapable jusqu’à ce qu'il y ait un moyen de le faire fonctionner dans Wine) est Microsoft Office 365 Home Premium. Je n'ai pas réussi à le faire fonctionner dans PlayOnLinux, | ||
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I'll have to see how many of my Windows native games work via PlayOnLinux at some point, but I've already purchased a couple of games since using Ubuntu 13.04. My first one was Bastion, that I got when it was in the Humble Bundle Weekly Sale. My second was the very addictive Kerbal Space Programme that I purchased directly from the Kerbal Space Programme website, as it was much cheaper than purchasing it on Steam. | I'll have to see how many of my Windows native games work via PlayOnLinux at some point, but I've already purchased a couple of games since using Ubuntu 13.04. My first one was Bastion, that I got when it was in the Humble Bundle Weekly Sale. My second was the very addictive Kerbal Space Programme that I purchased directly from the Kerbal Space Programme website, as it was much cheaper than purchasing it on Steam. | ||
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I'm looking forward to finding free and even Open Source versions of all the applications that I'm used to using on Windows, along with learning how to program in one or more of the various programming languages that are available on Linux. | I'm looking forward to finding free and even Open Source versions of all the applications that I'm used to using on Windows, along with learning how to program in one or more of the various programming languages that are available on Linux. | ||
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+ | Il me reste à voir combien de mes jeux natifs de Windows fonctionnent via PlayOnLinux, | ||
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+ | Pendant que j'ai utilisé Ubuntu 13.04 en version de développement, | ||
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+ | Je suis impatient de trouver des versions gratuites et même Open Source de toutes les applications que j' | ||
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