Ubuntu 20.04 LTS - Focal
Canonical Group Limited | Ubuntu 20.04 20210610Linux/Unix, Ubuntu 20.04 - Focal - 64-bit Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
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Most user friendly Linux
What do you like best?
User friendliness of OS. Most easy to install, configure and use both GUI and CLI
What do you dislike?
Sometimes GUI is a little bit heavy in terms of resource consumption, it makes thing little slower
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
I am using this Ubuntu as my base host machine OS. I use this for my all day to day tasks as well as development testing work and performing all kind of POC
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The world best open-source operating system
What do you like best?
Ubuntu is the world's best open-source operating system that supports Desktop and Laptops, Servers, Cloud platforms, mobile devices, and their devices, etc. Ubuntu allows use freely for commercial use as well. Ubuntu has many more open-source resources for, office tools, developing tools, Graphic design, audio, and video editing, etc. it works with both 32bit and 64bit architect processors.
What do you dislike?
Nothing to say as dislike features, more comfortable than other operating systems.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
Ubuntu is one of the operating systems that can be used in Desktops, Laptops, Mobile devices, Tabs, and IOS devices as well. Ubuntu manages all the physical resources and provides a smoothly running operating system user experience to the user. Ubuntu provides the ultimate user experience to the users, it never tries to stick to the operating system, it well manages device hardware and optimizes the performance.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Ubuntu manages all the physical resources and provides a smoothly running operating system user experience to the user.
Excelent and Secure
What do you like best?
It is lite to use and free of viruses and other things
What do you dislike?
The graphic needs to be improved and there is a heating problem.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
I do coding with the help of ubuntu. It is easy to use.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Yes Sure
Best opensource OS
What do you like best?
I have been using Ubuntu Linux for over two years now, and it is the best OS I have used by far. It doesn't have much to its GUI, but as a developer, I can do much more through its CLI. It works smoothly and is way more secure than any other OS that I have used.
What do you dislike?
There is not much to dislike about it. However, some of the software is not available or not supported by Ubuntu. There are few apps that I can find for Windows but are not available for Ubuntu.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
I use Ubuntu every day for work (developing software) and any other task like making a PowerPoint presentation. It is easier in Ubuntu to install any required packages and dependencies through CLI for developing and deploying a project no matter which programming language I use.
Simple, Elegant and Free
What do you like best?
The User Interface is very good for those who are moving from a different Operating system. There are not a lot of things on the GUI for basic users. Still the advanced users can go beyond the professional level. I have used the system for Android development as well my office work. Both were smooth and almost all the applications I need for the work purposes are already there. So for me, it was easy to switch just by installing relevant browsers and applications.
What do you dislike?
The application Eco system can be improved with quality apps. The leading apps I am missing are Adobe and Microsoft. They are almost irreplaceable even though we have LibreOffice and GIMP. Ubuntu Software application store should go beyond this basic setup. It should be like Play Store where we should be getting all the application for the device in a single place and no need to go through the trouble of manual installation.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
Resource allocation is much better and can be used with low-power devices which are older. I have a device that is just Pentium dual-core and the applications still ran smoothly. Having an SSD will boost the overall experience with the OS. For Office and work purposes as well as personal purposes, I used Ubuntu for a long time.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
The way Ubuntu Team works even though they are providing the software for free is an admirable work. I suggest other software follo the same path to acheive this. Ubuntu should be the primary consideration if you are looking to use an operating that is desirable for both Personal and work purposes.
Excellent operating system I ever used.
What do you like best?
simplicity, full authentication, custom setup and command line working style.
What do you dislike?
UI is so ordinary but we liked after sometime.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
I prepared so many big data project which utilizes apache frame works like Hadoop, spark, hive etc
Recommendations to others considering the product:
yes One of the best operating system for big data researcher with high security and privacy.
OpenSource and High Performance
What do you like best?
Ubuntu is the best OS for developers.
Most of the thing which is built and tested first in the Ubuntu or Unix Platform.
It is user friendly, easy to use and more friendly.
With the same OS you can built your OS underlying the same OS properites.
It is highly used in all the fileds like Computer, networks, softwares etc.
You will get the regular updates of the OS
The security and threat virus protection is very good in the OS
There are lots of built-in tools available and also you can download free from Cloud.
Linux command, platform is overall good and best Os to work, learn and grow.
Most of the thing which is built and tested first in the Ubuntu or Unix Platform.
It is user friendly, easy to use and more friendly.
With the same OS you can built your OS underlying the same OS properites.
It is highly used in all the fileds like Computer, networks, softwares etc.
You will get the regular updates of the OS
The security and threat virus protection is very good in the OS
There are lots of built-in tools available and also you can download free from Cloud.
Linux command, platform is overall good and best Os to work, learn and grow.
What do you dislike?
It is not used as everyone for work. Not much very intractive GUI for new users.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
Ubuntu is free and easily available.
No license is required to support any other sources Apps.
No license is required to support any other sources Apps.
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Ubuntu is good for developing products.
This platform is highely reliable and easy of use.
It is free and Open Source.
With the same OS you can built your OS underlying the same OS properites.
It is highly used in all the fileds like Computer, networks, softwares etc.
This platform is highely reliable and easy of use.
It is free and Open Source.
With the same OS you can built your OS underlying the same OS properites.
It is highly used in all the fileds like Computer, networks, softwares etc.
Ubuntu IPv6 Reviewg
What do you like best?
I like the community support. The long-term updates. The look of the OS. It is easy to set up and use. It is easy to update, and almost all apps are there, and it is easy to correct them. The internet full of ubuntu tutorials, and it is accessible to follow. If I come across a problem, when I google, it is easy to find the solution.
What do you dislike?
Lack of proper IPv6 support and the forcing of snap apps. The keyserver of ubuntu still does not support IPv6. So it is pain to deploy it in an IPv6 only envornment. The snap apps automatically updates and cause our data packs vanish. and it also creates uneessary volumes and it is very hard to maintain the disks.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
We are building new apps. It is easy to deploy new sofware. It is easy to setup cluster and AWS already support it ver well.
A User Friendly Operating System for work purpose.
What do you like best?
I loved to use it since it is a user-friendly operating system.
The most required application had been preinstalled like Libre Office(Presentation, Draw, Writer, and Calc). It is a cost-efficient OS. We
The frequent kernel update make Ubuntu support the most recent hardware.
The most required application had been preinstalled like Libre Office(Presentation, Draw, Writer, and Calc). It is a cost-efficient OS. We
The frequent kernel update make Ubuntu support the most recent hardware.
What do you dislike?
Not all application which runs on Windows can run on Ubuntu. But we can use Wine(Windows Emulator) to emulate some Windows based applications.
Many vendor provides their Ubuntu version.
Many vendor provides their Ubuntu version.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
I need to develop a program using Python, using Ubuntu I can easily install Python, code using it, and finished the program, and got the payment.
I realized that nowadays many servers are using Ubuntu, so my familiarity with Ubuntu gives me many benefits, so I can easily install a lot of applications on a Ubuntu server.
I realized that nowadays many servers are using Ubuntu, so my familiarity with Ubuntu gives me many benefits, so I can easily install a lot of applications on a Ubuntu server.
G2 Review Ubuntu
What do you like best?
It is free and features that are mist suited for users. I have used both the desktop version and the server
What do you dislike?
Nothing so far. there are some incompatibilities with drivers but its less than before
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
I use Ubuntu as an alternative to windows. so far the line is quite thin so to speak.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
be flexible to use alternative and be able to understand the CLI
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