Pls I want some One enlight me on which window version of operating system is best suitable for internet?
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Xp is the name, today many software and hardware are built based on xp, so you can't go wrong in terms of popularity, user friendliness, commerce and networking, however security is always a issue, you probably have to install more software to block up the loopholes, like firewall, anti-spy software, when you expect to do a lot of surfing of internet. Since xp is still the latest, it support on the security patches still have a long way to go, compare to windows 98, they might terminate most of the support soon.
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This totally depends on what you need your servers to do. \n\nLinux - Stable, Fairly easy to manage with the right applications.  Open Source so much more affordable. Makes for good proxy server, and Router as well as a very nice mail and the best web server unless you want your site in asp or asp.net. Easy Hardware requirements\n\nA little tougher to keep up to date regarding security patches especially with kernel patches. A little tougher to figure out things like Samba and other Windows integration features.\n\nWindows - Integrates best with windows workstations. Very easy to install, setup, and manage. Microsoft offers pretty much any server features you could want fully integrated.\n\nVery high hardware requirements, Very expensive, Poor memory management, requires frequent reboots and disk maintenance. Number one target for hackers.
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What windows are you running?
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The best one is Opera :\n\nThis is the fastest browser I have yet seen on Mac OS. It's also not bad on BeOS, Linux and Windows. Opera clearly demonstrates that improvements to a satisfying Web experience don't depend on the size of the company that produces it. Version 6.0 provided nearly full support for CSS, but handled some things differently from other browsers. Version 7.5 is a major improvement to Opera for Macintosh, bringing it to the top of the list of best Mac browsers and matching feature for feature the latest versions available on Windows and Linux. Even though similar browsers are completely free, these improvements should put Opera back into competition. Use of Opera is now completely free - without an advertising window. It was formerly $39 for the commercial, non-advertising version. This is my main browser on Windows. Versions 7.54u1 and 7.54u2 are security updates. Version 8.0.2 includes security-related fixes. 8.10 preview 2 was released after 8.0.2 and again includes support for BitTorrent filesharing. As of version 8.5 Opera is now free! Besides offering up dozens of new features, Opera 9.0 pre 1 has new keyboard commands that bring it more into line with those of other modern browsers. Version 8.5.1 is a security update. Version 9.0 is now a universal binary and adds "widgets", support for BitTorrent, site-specific preferences and much more.\n\nDownload link :\nhttp://www.opera.com/download/mac.html\n\nNetscape Communicator\n\nIs available from Netscape. It works in both Mac OS 9 and OS X, and is compatible with many web pages. The current version is 7.2 for both Mac OS 9. It does not provide tabbed browsing or popup blocking software built into it. Netscape has NOT been updated to 8.0, as it has been for Windows.\n\nDownload link :\nhttp://www.netscape.com/\n\nMozilla Firefox, which is available from Mozilla. It's free and the current version is 1.5.0.2. It has the same core web browsing software built into it as Netscape Communicator and Mozilla. It provides tabbed browsing and has built-in popup blocking software.\n\nDownload Link :\nhttp://www.mozilla.org/
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Dude, we are in 2006 and ure still using win98???\n\nGet an upgrade pleeeeeeeeez
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If you ask me, the main advantage is the security and reliability provided by Linux. Windows lacks both\n\nUse the following links to know more\n\nhttp://linux.iguana.be/linux/advantages.php\nwww.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/reports/1176/3/\nhttp://www.bretschneidernet.de/linux/advantages.html.en\nwww.uselinuxathome.com/ENwhylinux.htm\nwww.webcabcomponents.com/ solutions/linux/advantages.html
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Network Operating System?\nNot Otherwise Stated (or Specified) ?
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Ubuntu tends to be known for out of box functionality.  You can download the .iso file, burn it to cd, install it, and you get internet functionality right away with Firefox, and can access their excellent tech site.
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I would consider one of the distros of Linux.  You can download off the net!
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Personally, I prefer Ubuntu. It's easy to use and very stable, for servers or for the desktop. I think there's even a version specific for servers, but I'm not sure on that.
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I would say Firefox, since it looks just like Explorer but with some extra features like "Tabbed Browsing" (which makes it alot quicker when switching back and forth between websites)  and it seems to prevent alot of spyware from getting in my computer.  Netscape is supposedly good too, but I never liked the feel of it.
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The new Opera 9 Beta 2 is DEFINITELY worth downloading. In fact you will mostly end up using it most of the time :-)\n\nIt is a small download about 4+MB, feature rich, stable, and standards compliant.\nMy other browser is Firefox 1.5.0.4\n\n[NOTE: Comes with a cool 'block content' feature to remove unwanted flashy ads]
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I regret to say that you will not get there full explanation: the subject is not so simple.\nWhat do you intend to get from your computer? If - toying, mailing, browsing, XP will be enough for you. Note that last MAC operating systems are BSD-UNIX-based: they are professional OS'es. You can get with them everything you want -- but you will also learn a lot of (very interesting!) things...
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Ask.\nJust tell us what Windows version...and. Voila!
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That's Fine Choice... win 2000 will run comfortabally..... and why do you use Windows 2000 i know it's easy handling servers Since Microsoft has already released windows 2003 Server which is quite similar to windows Xp with windows 2000 Features and many more!
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do you want a buggy version allways pick up the latest version.... then wait a few months and find out whats so good about it and then decide weather it's worth even upgrading...\nI can remember win98,, boy 95 was better and faster, and didnt need as much memory.\nI skipped till 2000 came out.
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Well, I used almost all browsers out there for Windows OS, Symbian OS, and Windows Mobile 5.0 (PDA)...\nOpera by far is the most satisfactory browser out there; tabbed browsing; extremely fast; very very user friendly; and lastly easy to customize. Firefox is a good choice, and it's getting more popular everyday. But I still find Opera (which is free on www.opera.com) more useful.\nBTW, for cellphone mobile brower, any java-enabled phone can run Opera-Mini, which is hell of a browser, Netfront is the second choice for SymbianOS phones.