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Windows works! Why would i want to change it?
Pantso:
quote:Originally posted by void main:
One question. If you are happy with it, why are you here?
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I second that! I also think that we have been over this issue a thousand times in the forum so why not do a search for those "why Linux is better than windows" posts?
The Auditor:
yup.. I'll third that.
And post this..
WINDOWS uses more resources, a stable and smooth OS like LINUX doesnt.
XP sucks..
Enable telnet Daemon on your system and let the script kidiots in Happy
The Auditor
Zombie9920:
ACtually, XP would run fine on our 500 mhz K6-2 w/192MB of Ram rig. You don't have to have a ghz+ processor and 512MB+ of Ram to use XP. Sure, XP(and any other OS in existance) will run better on newer, faster hardware. Faster hardware is a luxury..it isn't a mandatory requirement for XP. I tried XP on a 200mhz Pentium Pro, 128MB of EDO ram, 5GB hard drive, cheap ass Trident 2D video card system at work and honestly it seemed to run alot better than Win9x and Win2K did on the same box(MS recommends at least a 233mhz processor, but you can run it on slower processors).
[ November 13, 2002: Message edited by: Zombie9920 ]
The Auditor:
XP is a pile of shit compared to 2k.. i ran XP for about a month.. then formatted and re-installed 2k.
Eats resources.. and resources effect stability and time.. time is money..
And i got bored.
Sorry.. i hate XP.. and Microsoft..
The Auditor
Stryker:
quote:Originally posted by The Auditor:
yup.. I'll third that.
And post this..
WINDOWS uses more resources, a stable and smooth OS like LINUX doesnt.
XP sucks..
Enable telnet Daemon on your system and let the script kidiots in Happy
The Auditor
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I love linux, once I get my modem to work i'll never go back to windows. but linux is using about 190-240mb of ram, i've disabled almost every service. Windows always takes 97mb of ram, unless i'm running vmware, then it goes up to 240mb.
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