All Things Microsoft > Microsoft Software
Windows Vista - 7 different versions
cahult:
All good things are three, that
Aloone_Jonez:
--- Quote from: worker201 ---Kinda off-topic, but one of the coolest things about Linux is that if the distro isn't working for you, you can fix it. There are tools out there to turn .deb packages into .rpm, and you can, if you know what you're doing***, turn Slackware into Ubuntu. Not that you would want to do that, but it's nice to know that you could if you really wanted to.
*** - meaning, you are a gnu guru, in Linus' echelon of excellence
--- End quote ---
I'd like to se you try that with Linspire. :D
Jack2000:
Dunno people if they could only make it open source .........
......or someone make a compatible WinUnix system that would work with both ..........
...aaah dreams...
Refalm:
--- Quote from: Jack2000 ---Dunno people if they could only make it open source .........
......or someone make a compatible WinUnix system that would work with both ..........
...aaah dreams...
--- End quote ---
Stop dreaming, try JAVA, ColdFusion, etc. :)
Anyway, the only reason for Microsoft to be doing this is money. There are enough suckers out there who will pay $ 50 more for Windows Media Player deluxe or something. Look at the number of people buying Microsoft Plus!
All an operating system needs to be parted in is Home/Office, Server and Clusters.
solemnwarning:
--- Quote from: worker201 ---It might - my Mac can't format NTFS though!
In all seriousness, I keep my usbstick and iPod in HFS+ format. Now there's no practical reason why Windows should have a problem providing at least a little support for this format. Linux - no problem - actually, with the 2.6.15 kernel customized for such a purpose, I can read and write just as well as I could on the Mac. Stick the usbstick in Windows, and it says it isn't formatted.
--- End quote ---
i use ext2 for my usb sticks :) also
kernel 2.6.15?!?! kernel 2.6.13.1 is current cer, what are you smoking? :p
Navigation
[0] Message Index
[#] Next page
[*] Previous page
Go to full version