The time has come. I have reached the end of the 30 Days With Ubuntu Linux series, and it is time to wind down and reflect on my experience. Just as I did last month with 30 Days With Google Docs, I will list my top five complaints, followed by the five things I like the most, and finish up with an overall summary of my thoughts.
Before I dive into today's list of the five things I like least about Ubuntu Linux, I need to clarify two things. First, the 30 Days With Ubuntu Linux project is about more than just the core OS of Ubuntu Linux itself. There were comments throughout the thirty days from people who felt that some of the posts were off-topic, but the 'topic' is the experience of a Windows user trying to jump into, and make sense of a Linux world, including all that it entails from financial software, to installing a webcam.
Second, I want to state up front that I actually had a hard time coming up with five things. I don't want to steal any thunder from the final Day 30 post, but in general I found Linux, and the tools available for Linux to be quite capable. There is really nothing about my experience this month that was a total deal-breaker.[/color]
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