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other operating system i could b running
Calum:
so windows ME and windows XP are the only two options you would consider, eh? well good luck over at www.windowsbbs.com then...
bmxdirtbag:
17gb! you ever considered linux?
ive only got 3gb free, but im cleaning up some old stuff to install Linux, so ill have a dual boot ME/Linux, everything will be done on linux, apart from games like gta3, etc which dont run on linux :(
Fett101:
quote:Originally posted by bmx dirt bag:
everything will be done on linux, apart from games like gta3, etc which dont run on linux :(
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Pardon?
emh:
quote:Originally posted by Zombie9920:
--- Quote --- it is compatible with almost every piece of software in the world(real software...not open source knock-off's of real software)
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What makes software "real"? Whether or not it's made by a company? And how much open source software have you actually used?
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, hardware manufacturers always make sure thier hardware is compatible with Windows(they make sure there are Windows drivers for thier hardware)
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This is true, for now.
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and best of all.....you don't have to be a fucking nerd to effectively use 2000 or XP.[/b]
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You don't have to be a nerd to effectively use Linux, either. The latest versions of Red Hat, Mandrake, and SuSe are very easy to install and use.
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I am thinking of doing the exact same thing, I was just thinking how much windows ME sucks (it keeps fucking up my registry somehow) so I came here. All I want is something that is cosmetically like windows, but better. I am not very good at computers you see. Also run quite a lot of games. And my family all use windows and insist its the best so ill need to have that as well. So how would i install a 2nd OS which i can choose to use if i wish?
At the moment I only have 17GB of spare space on my computer as well. I also have no money at all. Any advice?
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My recommendation: Mandrake Linux 9.0. You can download a copy at http://www.linuxiso.org or there are other sites you could get a copy burned to a CD-ROM. Don't know where those sites are off-hand, though.
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Fett101:
quote:Originally posted by emh:
You don't have to be a nerd to effectively use Linux, either. The latest versions of Red Hat, Mandrake, and SuSe are very easy to install and use.
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Using it requires no taped glasses, but using it effectively would.
My recomendation, upgrade to XP. MWAHAHAHHAHAHAHaha.
[ February 05, 2003: Message edited by: X11: I pop a cap in yo ass ]
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