Realy? Sounds like you are having Einstein's computer. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by whatthehell
Kidding, Would love to see a screenshot of that.:)
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Realy? Sounds like you are having Einstein's computer. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by whatthehell
Kidding, Would love to see a screenshot of that.:)
heres a screen shot of it.
this is infact and older version of it - the 4.0.0 version
the current version is 4.2.1. which is now 100mb.
you probably havent heard of the browser named Seamonkey.
well now you've just. :rofl:
Puppy Linux sounds fun. I'll give it a test drive one of these days. I'm currently running on winxp because I still have yet to setup openbsd on my machine.
sure its fun. you can run it in live cd if you just want to try it. download and burn the iso file in cd. - boot your pc in cdrom. and youre good to test it.Quote:
Originally Posted by noone
have you seen the connect icon there?
just click it to connect to the internet. and that smiley icon there can be youre support. click it once and the large community is ready to answer and guide you. :cheerleader:
Look pretty much like early days of ubuntu.
OpenBSD is a nightmare for actual usability. We run OpenBSD on our firewall, but not on any other systems.Quote:
Originally Posted by noone
For desktop use, Ubuntu or Fedora are much better options.
I'm on Ubuntu x64 for work and I switch on Vista x64 when I want to play :D
Anyone tried Windows 7 yet?
yeah of course they are. I could consider them the mainstream OS in linux. Lots of companies are using them nowadays.Quote:
Originally Posted by Will.Spencer
I don't know yet about windows 7 as i haven't tried it yet. And i think i may require lots for my hardware. as some techie guys see it, MS always ignore those 32bit users. But i think Windows 7 is better than Vista.
I'm on XP, XP Media Center, Linpus, Ubuntu, Fedora and a few others I use on some random PC's. :D