So, few days since I installed Ubuntu as a second OS on my laptop and I’m back to Vista. I guess I’m too old to deal with Ubuntu – I am not a young guy anymore who wants to play with his computer and spend time making it work, dealing with lots of issues that people in Windows environment never have to even think about. All I want – a computer that works when I need it and works properly. Linux fanboys may say otherwise, though – Windows is an awful OS and there is nothing better than Linux. Well, I guess they’ve got too much time on their hands or they spend all their time in front of their computers. I prefer to go out and party or go to a beach or play golf or whatever
Last thing that fed me up in Ubuntu is the fact that my built-in microphone, which works just great in Windows, all of a sudden got really quiet in Ubuntu and I had to speak very loud while talking on Skype. Trying to “boost” it via PulseAudio manager and other tools doesn’t really help. It took me about 2-3 hours of research and figuring out, to just realize that there is nothing that works. And this was just one of the problems that simply do not exist in Windows.
As someone said – Linux is free when your time doesn’t cost anything. And my time is quite valuable to me – I will stick with something that just works and get rid of Ubuntu partition.
