I play the Legal bass. It requires filing a lot of paperwork, waiting a few months and then hoping you've not been found guilty of touching it inappropriately
Eh, I get my newspapers in DTF (Dead Tree Format). No digital subscription, No email spam. No need for an internet connection or electricity. Sure it costs a little more, but it can also be converted easily into a fly swatter or firelighting material.
I used to know how to use google very well. Now Google thinks it knows better than me, and "corrects" all my search queries. It's getting to the stage where Bing produces more useful search results...
I think this is what you're looking for, sure it's not Linux, but it does exactly what you're asking for: https://reactos.org/
On the point of macOS, many users like it because it's UNIX-like, without the maintenance issues seen in Linux. However, i would like to see a project, like WINE, for/any/ version of Mac OS, and given the open-source nature of Darwin and OpenStep, i'm suprised no-ones tried to do it.
ReactOS 0.4.5 was released today, and that runs Office. I think ReactOS could have a bright and promising future in the next few years, especially since it's very hard for Linux to shake its reputation as a complex and finicky system for "nerds" and people in IT. Android dodged the whole issue by blatantly distancing itself from the Linux name.
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I can't see how a tape archive could possibly help.
Don't give them a challenge. They will take you up on it
Worried about Trump? Stuck outside the US? The United Kingdom is open for business!
We need the business after the Brexit fiasco!
Too Soon.
But still funny.
Buying Windows ? when you can get Linux for Free ?
I'd rather put my gentlemans vegetables in a blender
You shouldn't crash into power lines then.
I play the Legal bass. It requires filing a lot of paperwork, waiting a few months and then hoping you've not been found guilty of touching it inappropriately
You don't need data scientists when the answers is "everyone"
A round-about away of saying "All of them"
Try wiping your ass with an iPad
Eh, I get my newspapers in DTF (Dead Tree Format). No digital subscription, No email spam. No need for an internet connection or electricity. Sure it costs a little more, but it can also be converted easily into a fly swatter or firelighting material.
Or emergency toilet paper.
I used to know how to use google very well. Now Google thinks it knows better than me, and "corrects" all my search queries. It's getting to the stage where Bing produces more useful search results...
Jailbreak it and run Windows 95 https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
As a 25-yo OS-phile, I'm proud to say, yes, i've used spatial file managers in win95, MacOS Classic, Haiku/BeOS and Amiga .
They suck.
Welcome to the world of the Apple Fanboi
iOS and Windows aren't even in the same league. If you need to do work, get a Surface. If you want to watch Netflix, get an iPad
Explain how?
Well this is a thinly veiled plug. Surely articles like this should have an advertisement warning
You're right. At the moment it doesn't matter. Find me some piece of infrastructure running ReactOS, and i'll change my comment
I didn't know GNU Hurd could run MS Office 2010!
OS/2 doesn't matter. Unless you support ATMs or digital signage
It's like TripAdvisor, but crapper.
Looks like Zomato is going to become Zetchup.
I think this is what you're looking for, sure it's not Linux, but it does exactly what you're asking for: https://reactos.org/
/any/ version of Mac OS, and given the open-source nature of Darwin and OpenStep, i'm suprised no-ones tried to do it.
On the point of macOS, many users like it because it's UNIX-like, without the maintenance issues seen in Linux. However, i would like to see a project, like WINE, for
ReactOS 0.4.5 was released today, and that runs Office. I think ReactOS could have a bright and promising future in the next few years, especially since it's very hard for Linux to shake its reputation as a complex and finicky system for "nerds" and people in IT. Android dodged the whole issue by blatantly distancing itself from the Linux name.