The Morningstarr*

playme · 12-07-2007, 18:20

bet your hand were tied behind your back and you screaming dont give me the mac, I repeat I will not take the mac.
Yeh fookin right

Ck · 12-07-2007, 18:22

I put on a fake, omg thank you very much.

playme · 12-07-2007, 18:29

bet you protested bring back me xp I just dont do mac

Ck · 12-07-2007, 18:32

I've still got my XP. when we get the office sorted we'll have 4 computers up there. Just imagine the mischief we can get up to then.

playme · 12-07-2007, 18:36

for fook sake there will be no hope you let loose on 4 pcs thank fook you dont do linux

Ck · 12-07-2007, 18:41

I'm gonna get RSI

As long as I can still make me rol ups though

playme · 12-07-2007, 19:11

yeh posting with one finger and rolling a rolly with the other hand pmsl you dont change mac or no mac

timey · 12-07-2007, 19:45

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Originally Posted by playme

Sorry guys but have been gettting into my pc lately, and have just entered the world of linux. Im using ubuntu fiesty fawn version, and seem to be getting on alright with it. Had a few hiccups along the way, but got plenty of advice and automatix is brill for newbies.
Anyway enough of the linux talk have I missed anything how you all doing

Are you visiting here using Linux? I'd love to get into it too but I'm worried about being able to run everything that I use at the moment and will it work with wireless networking etc. So much stuff is written for Windows but not Linux, I'd be worried that a lot of stuff won't work.

playme · 12-07-2007, 19:53

Im actually using wubi a lighter version of ubuntu that you can install in to the same hard drive and have the option to dula boot, if you are really unsure you can get the ubuntu live cd which will let you use ubuntu without out actually installing in. Apart from having issues with playing dvd which I used the program automatix to load all the codecs for its brill, less chance of viruses and all that but you do have tolearn some stuff along the way to make your experience more suited to your nedds. You can use firefox and so forth, if you are unsure use the live cd, if you want to install a scaled down version go for wubi

with regards to wirless networking there is some issues but there are nearly always ways round it, and ubuntu has a large forum based community that will help you with any questions

timey · 12-07-2007, 19:58

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Originally Posted by playme

with regards to wirless networking there is some issues but there are nearly always ways round it, and ubuntu has a large forum based community that will help you with any questions

I downloaded a version a while back - can't remember which one - and I've been meaning to try it. Will give it a whirl sometime. If it saves me ever having to "upgrade" Windows ever again I will be happy.

BTW, it's nice to see you around.