Super_si
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Are you a fucking tosser essex boy TWAT.
Linux is fuck all like install Windows you little fucking wanker
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Brett
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quote: Originally posted by Super_si
Are you a fucking tosser essex boy TWAT.
Linux is fuck all like install Windows you little fucking wanker
I didnt say the linux installer was like windows, I corrected your dumb ass on how linux installs, it compiles code! so dont start mouthing off you clueless twat!
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cdcool1
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cdcool1 ducks out the way
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willay
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honestly, dont start trying to front it when you dont know your shit! brb gotta pick some shit up.
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cdcool1
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quote: Originally posted by willay
actually linux has some amazing compatability at this time, normally if there is a driver for windows 9/10 there is one for linux, its the other unixes there is driver problems!
of course if your only going to do minor operations such as office,internet,gaming, stay with windows, does the job fine! (win2k rocks!)
so if i wanted to install windows games on linux, where would i get the correct drivers from? any good websites? or are they on kazaa?
i dont claim to know anything about linux before any1 calls me a clueless tw4t or owt!!
[Edited on 31-03-2003 by cdcool1]
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poo
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Super_si
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What a kop out clueless Hardware god this site easy
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cdcool1
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i've never claimed to know anything about linux, if you read from the start, i was asking for help, and haven't had a go at anyone, so how am i kopping out?
also, i aint doubting you abilities with hardware or software etc etc, thats why i'm asking for help and advice. why is it so difficult to get advice without a thread turning into an argument??
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Super_si
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hes a jumped up tit thinking His Mr Torvalbut hes a small time loser essex boy with a shittly little corsa
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cdcool1
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mature, relavent replies welcome...
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Makarus
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Enough people, this is about Linux not cars and who is a TWAT!!
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Super_si
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Willay
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cdcool1
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again, mature relavent replies still welcome...
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Brett
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quote: Originally posted by Super_si
Willay
i concur
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willay
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yeah cdcool, i wasnt attacking you in anyway, just the people giving out false advice. Anyway you can run windows games/applications on linux, using a program called Wine, which does windows emulation. Its pretty smart stuff but the games are limited at the moment, few games to mention are command and conquer, half life. If you want to run any games, windows is the way.
Dunno why people are giving me all this twat talk just cause they were wrong :/
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Super_si
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Why the interest in Linux out of curiosity?
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Brett
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seems dumb emulating windows in linux
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Brett
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just stick with windows, then for what small advantage a single standard user could get from linux, install VMWare and install linux on a virtual drive.
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willay
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depends really, if you really like the way things run in Linux but need a certain application such as Macromedia's Dreamweaver, instead of rebooting into Windows whatever, you can emulate windows and run it on the linux box.
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cdcool1
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something different, also, IT guy at my uni always chirps on bout how much he prefers it, kinda want to explore and get to know it and decide for myself.
dont get me wrong, windows is good, but i just get bored of the same old thing, want to try something a bit different and learn i guess
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Makarus
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Yeah.
Linux is good, but not better than Windows.
Kinda defeats the point of running Linux if you run windows Emulation on it.
I recommend dual booting Linux and Windows XP to be honest.
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willay
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yeah VMware is a good choice to go! But if you are just doing it cause people are saying its more powerful etc, then dont, if you dont need linux, dont bother!
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willay
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cdcool, what windows operating system are you running at the moment, have you tried 2000 professional? if you are use to 98/ME/XP then 2k is a nice step up.
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cdcool1
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quote: I recommend dual booting Linux and Windows XP to be honest.
thats what i'm trying to do, and what the original point in the thread was about. so i can generally get the taste of linux, and also keep XP for everyday use
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