>For instance, you will rarely find dubbed movies here (just subtitled).
Isn't that mostly because people in our part of the world (I'm from Denmark) hate dubbed movies, and would much rather watch them with the original sound +subtitles?
Why would graphics while booting be an improvement? I hate the way Mandrake hides what's going on when it boots; with RedHat I can see what happens. RedHat should just stick with how it shows messages while booting.
>2) How many bytes are in a 30GB hard drive?
>2) 30GB = 30*(10^9) = 30,000,000,000 bytes
Wrong!
That the makers of the HD says that 30GB = 30,000,000,000 doesn't make it correct. Both Windows and Linux (in KDE, don't know if that matters) use the proper meaning. What the makers of the HD say is just a way of making the HD seem lager than it is.
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>For instance, you will rarely find dubbed movies here (just subtitled).
Isn't that mostly because people in our part of the world (I'm from Denmark) hate dubbed movies, and would much rather watch them with the original sound +subtitles?
>improved graphical looks when booting
Why would graphics while booting be an improvement? I hate the way Mandrake hides what's going on when it boots; with RedHat I can see what happens. RedHat should just stick with how it shows messages while booting.
>In other parts (like England), 10^9=1 thousand million.
And in other parts (like Denmark and some others), 10^9=milliard
>2) How many bytes are in a 30GB hard drive?
>2) 30GB = 30*(10^9) = 30,000,000,000 bytes
Wrong!
That the makers of the HD says that 30GB = 30,000,000,000 doesn't make it correct. Both Windows and Linux (in KDE, don't know if that matters) use the proper meaning. What the makers of the HD say is just a way of making the HD seem lager than it is.
>The SI prefix Mega has always meant 10e6
And the greek word "mega" has always meant "big"