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Sounds neat! Where is the link for the download?
lmao!1!!!!! 
| QUOTE (moksi @ Nov 13 2004, 05:43 AM) |
| Sounds neat! Where is the link for the download? |
Did you even read it?
| QUOTE (Mike_657 @ Nov 13 2004, 05:34 AM) |
| Sounds neat! Where is the link for the download? |
Few points......
Some Linux distros are just as userfriendly as Windows. And that site is great....
| QUOTE (Mike_657 @ Nov 13 2004, 05:34 AM) |
| Sounds neat! Where is the link for the download? |
You are joking, right?
| QUOTE (blueshogun96 @ Nov 15 2004, 07:40 PM) |
| You are joking, right? |
<sarcasm>no.. i was serious</sarcasm>
EDIT: added tags for those of you with no sense of humor...
Sigh...
...windows never makes users recompile the kernel.
Additionally, 99% of BSODs are the result of user error.
...windows never makes users recompile the kernel.
Additionally, 99% of BSODs are the result of user error.
| QUOTE (Mike_657 @ Nov 17 2004, 02:05 AM) |
| <sarcasm>no.. i was serious</sarcasm> EDIT: added tags for those of you with no sense of humor... |
C'mon Mike_657, I was just messing with you
Do they really think XP BSOD's like the older systems?
| QUOTE (geniusalz @ Nov 18 2004, 07:01 PM) |
| Do they really think XP BSOD's like the older systems? |
It does sometimes.
| QUOTE (chilin_dude @ Nov 20 2004, 12:40 PM) |
| It does sometimes. |
No it doesn't. The XP BSOD is actually helpful, and tells you exactly where the problem came from.
| QUOTE (blueshogun96 @ Nov 18 2004, 05:27 PM) |
| C'mon Mike_657, I was just messing with you |
oh lol, in that case so was I
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| Do they really think XP BSOD's like the older systems? |
there is a setting in XP that tells the system to reboot when there would normally be a BSOD.. so i think you goto system properties and uncheck the checkbox, then youll start to see a few bsods
| QUOTE (Mike_657 @ Nov 13 2004, 04:34 AM) |
| Sounds neat! Where is the link for the download? |
| QUOTE (Linux Xp site) |
| When you buy Linux XP for only $1000, you'll get the right to use it for one year. After the period has expired, you'll have to buy the newest version of Linux XP and another one-year-license for $1000. If you don't buy, you'll have to pay $1700 the next time you upgrade, instead of $1000. |
-BxN
| QUOTE (Mike_657 @ Nov 20 2004, 02:11 PM) |
| there is a setting in XP that tells the system to reboot when there would normally be a BSOD.. so i think you goto system properties and uncheck the checkbox, then youll start to see a few bsods |
You're about half right. By default, XP does automatically reboot when a BSOD error occurs. The cause of most BSODs (BSs OD?) however, is USER ERROR. I have the automatic restart disabled on my XP machine, so I can see what exactly caused the BSOD, and I haven't had a blue screen error in over a year (since I uninstalled some bad software).
XP is just as stable for an intelligent user as any *nix setup.
Americans will buy anything
| QUOTE (nemt @ Dec 5 2004, 07:22 PM) |
| XP is just as stable for an intelligent user as any *nix setup. |
show me a windows machine that runs for a month without rebooting,
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