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Team Digit
Hello all,
We at Digit are conducting a short survey to get your feedback regarding the everlasting war between the Windows and Linux user camp. 10 minutes of your time is all it will take up.
1. Please do not be bias towards any one operating system when filling out the survey. We want all of you to sit on the fence with this one.
2. Please be specific. For instance, to the question "how long have you been using windows", don't reply "Since i was born". You need to be very specific with your answers.
3. Do not consider any additional software. We want to know about "out-of-the-box" performance.
How long have you been using Linux?
How long have you been using Windows?
Which OS did you begin using first?
Objectives (Please provide a short explanation for your experiences in each of the provided tasks):
1. When you installed Linux/Windows, which one did you find easier to install?
2. Which OS provided the best default programs post installation?
3. Which of the OS's provided the best default web browser based on 1.functionality, 2.security, and 3.user-friendliness?
4. Which OS did you find better to customize based on how easy it was to customize, the amount of visual and audible appeal, and the variety of customization available for the OS.
5. Which OS did you find it easier to add new programs based on how easy it was to find the software, how easy it was to install.
6. Which OS provided a better networking experience in terms of security, setting up a LAN (wired and wireless), printer (network or direct) and functionality.
7. Which OS is a better base for productivity, whether it be programming,
writing, graphical design, etc. ( It can be a combination of these if you do more than one. Feel free to add your own.)
8. Which OS provided better file and folder management based on copying
and moving files, finding your files, adding and deleting files.
9. Which OS was easier to maintain based on scanning/removing viruses and malware, defragmenting and cleaning up disk space, and backing up your information.
10. Which OS do you find easier to troubleshoot based on man/info/help pages, working out issues on your own, and online help like forums and online
documentation.
11. Which OS provided the most stability and performance based on cpu usage, peripheral hardware compatibility (IE: mouse, tablet, webcam), software and OS freezing, crashing, locking-up, and hardware compatibility.
12. Anything additional worth a mention as far as this comparison between Linux and Windows goes?
We at Digit are conducting a short survey to get your feedback regarding the everlasting war between the Windows and Linux user camp. 10 minutes of your time is all it will take up.
1. Please do not be bias towards any one operating system when filling out the survey. We want all of you to sit on the fence with this one.
2. Please be specific. For instance, to the question "how long have you been using windows", don't reply "Since i was born". You need to be very specific with your answers.
3. Do not consider any additional software. We want to know about "out-of-the-box" performance.
How long have you been using Linux?
How long have you been using Windows?
Which OS did you begin using first?
Objectives (Please provide a short explanation for your experiences in each of the provided tasks):
1. When you installed Linux/Windows, which one did you find easier to install?
2. Which OS provided the best default programs post installation?
3. Which of the OS's provided the best default web browser based on 1.functionality, 2.security, and 3.user-friendliness?
4. Which OS did you find better to customize based on how easy it was to customize, the amount of visual and audible appeal, and the variety of customization available for the OS.
5. Which OS did you find it easier to add new programs based on how easy it was to find the software, how easy it was to install.
6. Which OS provided a better networking experience in terms of security, setting up a LAN (wired and wireless), printer (network or direct) and functionality.
7. Which OS is a better base for productivity, whether it be programming,
writing, graphical design, etc. ( It can be a combination of these if you do more than one. Feel free to add your own.)
8. Which OS provided better file and folder management based on copying
and moving files, finding your files, adding and deleting files.
9. Which OS was easier to maintain based on scanning/removing viruses and malware, defragmenting and cleaning up disk space, and backing up your information.
10. Which OS do you find easier to troubleshoot based on man/info/help pages, working out issues on your own, and online help like forums and online
documentation.
11. Which OS provided the most stability and performance based on cpu usage, peripheral hardware compatibility (IE: mouse, tablet, webcam), software and OS freezing, crashing, locking-up, and hardware compatibility.
12. Anything additional worth a mention as far as this comparison between Linux and Windows goes?