Well when I use Windows XP I use a limeted user account so the programs don't have root permissions.
Well, compare MS's attitude to the root a/c to that of the typical GNU/Linux distro. A shitty posting on a shitty site that nobody reads is NOT ENOUGH!
I wonder has MS learned, and are they gonna put a guest a/c onto the default config of Longhorn. I can almost hear the cries of helpless Windows users "wwhhyyy is there two users? There's only one of me!".
EDIT: They'll think they're pure genius when they manage to delete the guest a/c :pAnd there're aren't unstable Linux systems? Holly fuck Redhat Linux kernel panicked more than Windows XP locked up.
In which case "Redhat Linux" is shit. Simple. Get another distro, it's not like they're limited.
So you like Vector Linux, use
that rather than "Redhat Linux". And there, you've got yourself a stable and secure GNU/Linux system.
"Wouldn't it be nice if we could make our own Windows distributions?" (I'm not saying anyone said that, although someone has said something about Widows distros here in one thread I was posting in (probably the "muzzy, why does windows rule?" one), use yer imagination :p) Anyhow, you can't do such a thing on Windows. If it offered the same
freedom, or should I say, if it offered less RESTRICTIONS, you would be able to do that (I don't think, other than the restrictions, there's much else to prevent it being done (like it's not a technical thing), but I dunno). But it doesn't, whereas GNU/Linux
does, and now you can get all sorts of GNU/Linux distros. GNU/Linux has less of the restrictions that DO NOT make the system any better.
A shitty on board pro-savage DDR, and I did isntall the correct driver I found on the internet, as well as the default one.
OK so Via don't give a fuck about GNU/Linux. I'll make note of that, and add them to my boycott list