How I Learned to Use Ubuntu LTS

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"I've used Ubuntu since I want to say four dot 10, which would mean April of 2010. Back then it was all windows and I just didn't have a lot of experience with Linux," he says. "You could always guarantee that any software package or service was going to run on the latest LTS of Ubuntu" For me, approachable and accessible, stable and supported is what it boils down to.

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