What is Ubuntu?

Ubuntu is a Linux distribution operating system created by a community of international developers. It can be used on desktops, laptops and servers. Its main advantage is stability and ease of installation. It is free for anyone, who wants to download it. Every six months a new version of Ubuntu is released. Also, every 18 months you get security updates on your desktop and server which is also free. Ubuntu is available in over (55) different languages. It gets its name from an African concept “humanity toward others”, “we are people because of other people”. Their philosophy is "software freedom that brings the benefits of software to all parts of the world."

What is Windows Vista?

Windows Vista is an operating system created and developed by Microsoft for desktops, laptops and personal computers. It was released on January 30, 2007. Windows Vista is an upgrade from its predecessor Windows XP. Some of these upgrades include an improved graphical user interface (Windows Aero), improved security for Internet Explorer 7 and Windows DVD Maker a new multimedia creation utility to name a few. The aim of Windows Vista is to make your system more reliable, secure and user friendly. Windows Vista also provides easier access to information and applications, improved system tools for backups and updates and it also has better search and organization tools.