I’ve no question about the quality of Linux and what it can to enhance online marketing. However there are a lot of options that can develop your performance in online marketing. I find keyword luv plug-in to be effective in drawing potential traffic to your site. I think this is also nice.

@Chloe Taylor: Yes, but it is most often used for scanning files that might be used with Windows. Ubuntu is not a good climate for viruses so were there many targeting Linux (not even a fraction of that targeting Windows) it still is difficult for a virus to attack. There really are not too many credible threats if you are running Ubuntu, at least from malware.

does ubuntu have have free antiviurus too?

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Ubuntu is nice. It’s really nicer than those previous Linux OS like Fedora, Red hat. Our school uses Ubuntu and students are enjoying it cause its easy to use and its more resistant to viruses than Windows.

I’ve been using both and they are great. And by the way, what does everyone make of the Keyword Luv plugin? Isn’t it fabulous?

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I have tried ubuntu and its good for marketing and at the top all major softwares of linux are completely free

I am just testing out how this keyword luv stuff works. thanks.

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it has been a very long time since I tried Linux and i have never tried Ubuntu. The biggest drawback that i see to using Linux for IM is that many of the research tools on the market are not portable to linux. I will have to try it out agin when i have time.

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Linux is very useful for the affiliate marketing and it is most needs are covered. Just like your average user, a browser and office software are solve most needs. Thank you for giving thsi useful information.

@Louise Not only that, some distributions of Linux run ok on old hardware that could not run XP or Vista.

@Robert I will soon be checking on the Quickcam, but have not gotten that far yet (I’ll have a post in a day or two covering why I’ve been mostly offline for the past week). If the problem is the chat software only, that will be just fine with me. I don’t care for the proprietary chat program (the other end of the conversation usually has a different brand). I am looking forward to seeing what Ubuntu can do with video.

I admit I am still using XP a lot. It mostly a case of passwords and bookmarks not being in Linux yet. I am in love with Linux though and look forward to using it more and more.