[Calvinist_Dark_Lord]

Keep in mind that ShadowAce uses Fedora. It is a bit less 'user friendly' to new Linux users. i run OpenSUSE, which is a bit more user friendly, but have heard good things about the ease of use of Ubuntu (and it's other derivatives with different desktop environments) and Linux Mint.

This system has been Microsoft free for five years now, and i don't miss it.

Software is installed through the use of Software Repositories.

The major difference between Linux and what you are familiar with is that Linux is a true multi-user system. Unlike Windows, one does not log in as an Administrator for normal use.

[Gamecock]

Thanks to both of you!