is it worth wild to use linux
 

do you find youself lost just like microsofts xp problematic
system bougth four computers but found they were flawed they could
never talk they could never solve problems why i ever bought one was
nerve racking gates dont seem to know what hes doing ive tried women they dont work ive tried explore seems they both suck. i will probly stick to racing and off roading thanks

If there were some capital letters and periods in there (forming sentences) we could probably try to make a reply. As it is, it's hard to get motivated to try to figure out what you're saying.

To answer your subject question (is it worthWHILE to use linux ) yes it is. It's free. It's fast. It doesn't have that stupid registry. It will run many MS programs, but who cares, because there are free programs that do the same thing. Did I mention that it's free?

It's what you make of it.

No.
Incomprehensible. Rephrase if this was a question and you want a reply.

GNU/Linux, being a different operating system than Windows XP, has its own quirks and idiosyncrasy. Linux takes some time to learn and I would say that it's a more profound operating system in terms of what it makes accessible to the user to learn. I sometimes find myself lost while periodically absorbing new information, but with the manual pages stored on one's own computer and online documentation straightforward to access, feeling lost is a sensation that rarely needs to overwhelm.

I don't know anymore about racing than what looking at a television screen occasionally provides for me. Racing sounds like fun, but just as one has to learn how to take a corner correctly or adjust an out of tune part, understanding Linux takes time too. Good luck to you with both preoccupations.

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No. I know where I am...I think.
No problems with mine. It's just boring compared to GNU/Linux.
Install espeak or festival.
They do if you treat them nice.

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Let's say it's not our policy to delete a thread
on grounds of not deserving exposure ...