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[ArtWilliams]

ecchi,

I've used Linux for over 12 years. [If it weren't for a couple of programs that will only run properly on Windows, that's all I would use.]

Try Linux Mint. Based on Ubuntu, it is currently the most popular form of Linux. It tries to ease Windows users into the new OS with a familiar look and feel. If you're machine is really old and slow then try Lubuntu. You can even dual boot with XP if you want. You'll get access to latest open source software plus Chrome, Skype, Flash amongst others.

Cheers,

Art

[ecchi]

Originally Posted by artwilliams

I've used Linux for over 12 years. [If it weren't for a couple of programs that will only run properly on Windows, that's all I would use.]

Thanks, but I use XP so that I see my sites at the same quality as my lowest surfer. I do have a later version of Windows, but I rarely use that computer.

If it were not for work, I'd still be running on Workbench/Kickstart (which is pre-Windows)!

I'm not worried about not being able to see this board on Chrome, it still works for me on IE, so if G does not care, no problem. However, I have not changed my software, and Chrome stopped updating ages ago (XP version), so if what Cleo said is correct, then there is probably a problem at the host's end. And that should be checked out before the whole pack of cards crumbles.