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Refalm:

quote:Topdawg2050: I would happily convert to Linux, but none of my favorite programs would be compatible. If linux had that compatibility issue worked out i would convert instantly!
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What kind of programs are we talking about?

PseudoRandomDragon:
He could only be talking about games. Either that, or some special custom made company program. Just about everything I need works with Linux, except games.

Paladin9:

quote:Originally posted by Topdawg2050:
Isnt there a law that says noone can have a commercial monopoly over anything. Microsoft would be considered a monopoly wouldent it? I would happily convert to Linux, but none of my favorite programs would be compatible. If linux had that compatibility issue worked out i would convert instantly!

BTW Trickslider: I'll be willing to buy that test version off of you      
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What actually happened with splitting MS?  Why did it not happen?

PseudoRandomDragon:
It didn't happen because the US government sucks. Maybe there will be a chance of it happening again if the US gov't stops sucking.

Stilly:

quote:Originally posted by PseudoRandom Dragon:
You are right about computers not making much progress in speed because of these bloated OSes. That is why I ran Win98SE for as long as I did. It crashed a shitload, but less privacy concerns involved and greater speed given my computer kept me with it. When I double click a folder, it opened immediately. Win2kPro, hah, I must wait half a second for a folder to open. Why? All the graphic shit they put in it. Faster computers every day, but being bogged down by shit I don't need.

Thank God for Mandrake. The Mandrake GUI (KDE) gets faster with new releases while Windows gets slower.

It is only going to get worse though. Man, I am just going to laugh at all the useless graphic shit they have in Long&hardHorn.

P.S.: Yeah, I turned off the graphic shit in Win2k. Still doesn't compare to 98 or KDE with the same specs.
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im pretty sure theres some kind of menu where you can adjust the time between double clicking and opening a file

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