Red Hat Linux 5.2 on a Pentium 120 with 16MB of RAM and a 2GB hard disk. It was fun.
I still haven't figured out, though, how the hell RHL booted right from the CD. The computer didn't support...
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Red Hat Linux 5.2 on a Pentium 120 with 16MB of RAM and a 2GB hard disk. It was fun.
I still haven't figured out, though, how the hell RHL booted right from the CD. The computer didn't support...
$ vrms
Contrib packages installed on philipjfry
ttf-mscorefonts-installer Installer for Microsoft TrueType core fonts
1 contrib packages, 0.1% of 1173 installed packages.
I believe (correct me if I'm wrong) that PAE uses up more memory for simply addressing memory, so it would be disadvantageous to enable for less-than-4GB systems (which is the vast majority of...
Uhhh? http://www.intel.com/products/processor/manuals/
you could try LyX -- it's pretty much perfect for something like a novel.
It takes a little bit of getting used to, but it's wonderful
DOSBox is portable to many OSes and hardware architectures (yeah, it even runs on a PowerPC Mac OS X computer!), it's not restricted to Windows at all.
Can't guarantee all of them will be listed, but here goes. As much as I can remember, this is what I've used (not what has been my main operating systems, mind you):
Whatever operating system the...
Do you hunt and peck? Using those "abbreviations" causes any normal typist to take longer to think about using them instead of two extra key-strokes.
No, it's at 3.0 RC4 right now.
Well I stand corrected. I still don't see a point, but that's just my opinion. I might not like GNOME much either, but plenty of people do :)
I've disabled Caps Lock, but the key isn't entirely useless. It's another Control key on my setup, which makes shortcuts a lot more accessible.
IF I REALLY NEED TO SCREAM, I JUST HOLD DOWN THE...
It's not evil, but I don't really see the point in it. What popular applications are out there that use .NET?
The only one I can think of is Paint.NET, and it doesn't even work in Mono because...
I would love to see Ubuntu Amish Edition. :lolflag:
WTF is Google doing on that list? Besides Chrome (which doesn't even compile on Linux, CrossOver's thing of compiling a Windows binary and tying it into Wine doesn't count), what has Google...
I was talking about the GNU kind of free software, which doesn't exclude the possibility of selling software (they are not incompatible). If Microsoft Windows became free software, it would not...
de Raadt might not be the nicest guy around, but he sure knows how to get the job done. He doesn't take NDAs or blobs as an answer, he doesn't say "well we have ndiswrapper (OpenBSD has no such...
Actually, for the most part, it is. That's what the Linux Standards Base is for.
"I used it for 10 minutes but Firefox crashed. What a POS"
(yes I'm serious)
I'm going to pick apart the second paragraph very carefully because it contains the roots for much of your other misinformation.
Actually, yeah it does. The difference between Mac OS X and...
It's coming in Cairo.
1. Become free software.
2. Improve the operating system design to actually make it worthwhile.
as an alternative, Urban Terror uses ioquake3, so you should be able to do an Alt-Enter to put it into windowed mode, then open the console (usually ~) to ungrab the mouse.
1. Last time I used Windows, it had a worse dependency problem. If you install software, there's no neat repository to take care of everything automatically. "You're missing MSXML2!" - wait, don't...
First off, ".iso" usually refers to CD images, and what you're asking for simply isn't the way to go.
Secondly, VirtualBox supports VMDK images itself (and now, it supports VirtualPC's VHD images...
Well, there's (re)starting a service or two which isn't a particularly difficult task even though many people might reboot; then there's the unloading/loading of dozens of kernel modules.... unless...