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| Does Linux Have a 'Safe Mode'? |
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| Publication: | Daniweb | Date: | Jul 26 2009 |
I recently upgraded a friend of mine to Ubuntu 9.04 Desktop for his five-year-old Acer laptop with 512 MB of RAM. He immediately fell in love with the GNOME interface, the speed at which the system booted and how snappy it responded to his barrage of clicking. He was in heaven. What came next was a bit of a shock. A few days after the "big transition," I received a frantic phone call.
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