What are the Disadvantages of Microsoft Publisher?

Answer 1

You will want to make sure that you train someone in Linux really well. Alternately, you could hire someone who has experience with Linux. A good Linux administrator needs to be on hand as you start to migrate your systems over. This is a disadvantage financially, at least in the beginning. You may find over time, however, that you only need a temporary administrator to handle the routine tasks.

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Some of the latest and greatest hardware that is being produced is not compatible with Linux. At least, not yet. The people that contribute program code and drivers to the Linux kernel are great at including support fairly quickly. Until that time, not everything you buy for hardware in your system may work. I've had to rely on third-party drivers and other means to make hardware like a new Ethernet card work. Eventually, the support will be built in. One thing you can do is before your purchase, ask if the hardware vendor has support for Linux. Some manufacturers do write their own Linux drivers and distribute them with your purchase, making it very easy to integrate with your existing system.

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There's no standard edition of Linux. Whereas Microsoft offers several different editions of each version of Windows, there are countless variations of Linux. For a new user it can be confusing to work out which is best for you.

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Because Linux is neither as popular as Windows, nor a commercial product, support works in a different way. You may have to look harder to find the answer to a problem and, while Linux supporters are more likely to offer help, it may not always match your own level of technical understanding.

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While Linux can be suitable for an individual user, its small market share means it's much harder to introduce in a corporate setting. With most office workers already familiar with Windows and Microsoft programs, there'll likely be a notable time cost in converting staff to using a Linux system.

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Answer 2

Possibly, it's no longer supported by Microsoft, meaning that any problems that could render that operating system could not be repaired and would require the user to upgrade to a newer supported version. Had to do this with one of two machines at home - had to upgrade from Win ME to Win XP just because of that non support issue.

Answer 3

Both the technologies have their own advantages.

.Net

1) If the application is Windows platform specific then use .Net

2) .Net is Language independent, so if the team has multiple skill expertise C#, VB.NET , C++ , developers can still work on the same project with different skill set.

3) MS technologies provides RAD (rapid application development) to deviler project faster, customers always prefer faster delivery.

4) Debugging is very effort-less therefore, can fix the bugs quicker.

5) deployment is very easy and simple

6) Ajax implementation is simple & easy

.Java on the other hand

1) Platform independent

2) Open source

3) Dependent on the 3rd party tools to develop applications

Answer 4

Ask Your Science Teacher! Ask Your Science Teacher!

Answer 5

It has some drawbacks...

Answer 6

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