Do you use Linux? =)

[Dr Small]

60 MBPS ? Wow. that would be fast.


Dr Small

[Wikzo]

I ordered a live cd of Ubuntu, since I didn't want to go through the hassel of downloading 600 MBs The cd should get here in 4-6 weeks.


Dr Small

Same here, I have a month limit on my Internet. Therefore I just downloaded and burned it on the local library

[CraKteR]

60 MBPS ? Wow. that would be fast.


Dr Small

Then I would have it in 10 seconds. So, no.
More like 60 MB/m

[Cool_Guy]

lol I got 512K DSL from some mexican companiy, but no limit, so I have downloaded SUSE 10.1 X86 CD.

[BETA_mybb_import3230]

No, I use Windows.

Whats the difference of the interface on Linux and Windows? :S

[Mint_mybb_import3274]

Theres more than one interface for linux

for the modern computers theres gnome (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNOME) or the KDE (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KDE)
for the lighter machines theres fluxbox (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluxbox) and fxce (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xfce)
for the user who likes allot of eye candy theres enlightenment (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enlightenme...manager%29)
and for the control freeks, theres the command line http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command_line

Theres proably alot more, but i either havent heard of them or cant remember what there called right now :tux:

[Dr Small]

I finally got Ubuntu, and I'm now got it installed, along with Firefox 2.0 and now running my system off Linux.
It's a nice change, for the better


Dr Small

[Protoman]

I've used it afair bit, but at home and at work I tend to use Windows. In fact, I'm using the Windows Vista Ultimate retail version at the mo.

[mike_mybb_import3284]

Vista? Yuk, it has bloatware written all over it.

Ubuntu? Too much Sudo.

FC4, FC5 and FC6 all don't work on my PC (Fedora refuses to boot on a secondary HDD), and the 4k kernel module usage cap causes absolute chaos with ndiswrapper, and because of where I am compared to my router, I need to use my Wi-Fi card.

Live CDs suck. They seem nice and amazing, but you need loads of RAM, or they freeze and moan every time the K Menu is opened.

I prefer SUSE. It has most of the packages you'll ever need, some you don't has a sleek UI and has the fast and simple yet powerful system management tool YaST2. Sweet!

Been flying the Tux flag for just under 2 years now.

[Dr Small]

Ubuntu? Too much Sudo.

I like all the sudo cmds.
Well, then again I have always been a cmd line freak