Don't know what you're talking about, Internet Explorer is great!

[NeoCracker]

I mean I turn on my brand new computer, connect it to the internet and the first thing I do is open Internet explorer. ANd from there I was able to go to Mozilla and Download Firefox.

Had Internet Explorer not been there for me, I'd be completely Firefox-less right now.

Thank you Internet Explorer.

[Remon]

I usually use ubuntu so i don't have this kind of problem :P

[Jiro]

ubuntu is everywhere now.

IE is ugly. I don't remember how it went as far as functionality, but it's ugly.

[leader of mortals]

I use Internet Explorer o.o

[escobert]

I'm using Chrome since got my new setup. IK like it but I like Firefox's add ons

[Citizen Bleys]

ubuntu is everywhere now.

This is because it is clearly superior. As evinced by the fact that it cannot run Internet Explorer.

Camino's actually a pretty decent browser, too.

[Old Manus]

Haven't you heard? Ubuntu has ceased to be hip and trendy on the internet. They're letting just anybody use it these days.

[Jiro]

Hip and trendy went out years ago, iirc.

[Peegee]

I have no idea what I'm talking about but I saved a bunch of money by saving mozilla firebox to my d drive

[DMKA]

If I was being forced to use Linux, I'd go with Ubuntu. I like being able to use my computer and install stuff without a fight though. Windows is lazy friendly.

I'm at work using IE6 right now actually. It's so much faster than Firefox, which I use at home. I'm not kidding, it really is.

[NorthernChaosGod]

I see what you did there.

[Vyk]

You maybe could have FTP'd the Mozilla site with windows explorer. Maybe

[Citizen Bleys]

With Linux, you don't need a browser to download a different browser. You can do it from the command-line with wget.

[Raistlin]

Yeah, Windows sucks too, but I'm far too lazy for Linux. Even Unne told me that I was probably better off with Windows.

However, IE is terrible.

I'm at work using IE6 right now actually.

Does your work hate you?

[kotora]

IE9 is actually somewhat halfway decent (doesn't mean I use it, of course), unlike that digital turd called IE6. It's mind-boggling how a large share of businesses still haven't upgraded their software into the 21st century. This is what happens when BA courses don't teach anything IT-related (or anything realworld-related for that matter) beyond basic Word and Excel skills.