as a user who upgrades/builds his computer himself rather then buying entire new ones, i dont get the privilege of a new shiny OS whenever i upgrade unless i shell out the extra cash, which i dont. so i've been using windows 98 for a long time now and never had any problems using it. but now without the security updates and whatnot from microsoft, i feel using windows 98 could start to become a problem.
i guess im pretty cheep cause i still dont want to buy windows XP, i've used linux before, i've got a harddrive sitting around here with slackware on it, and ive used mandrake before for a while, but i stoped because i bought all this stuff for a wireless network and after it was all setup i found out the chipset on my card, the broadcom 4301 doesnt have linux drivers, a group on sourceforge was trying to create some, but all they have that possibly could work is a link to another website which have driver wrappers which people claim they have gotten the drivers to run on linux.
ill give the driver wrapper a shot, even though i dont know much about linux. if it works, i can switch to linux but if it doesnt, well im cheap and will probably stay on windows 98
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you took it too far mannnnnn
"Recently more amd more organisations" ..are requiring speel check
remember that whole monopoly thing..?
morgan is getting hottttter!
but there is a way to implement mutillingual domain without set up a application to convert native languges to DNS normal charater as iDNS mechanism.
as a user who upgrades/builds his computer himself rather then buying entire new ones, i dont get the privilege of a new shiny OS whenever i upgrade unless i shell out the extra cash, which i dont. so i've been using windows 98 for a long time now and never had any problems using it. but now without the security updates and whatnot from microsoft, i feel using windows 98 could start to become a problem.
i guess im pretty cheep cause i still dont want to buy windows XP, i've used linux before, i've got a harddrive sitting around here with slackware on it, and ive used mandrake before for a while, but i stoped because i bought all this stuff for a wireless network and after it was all setup i found out the chipset on my card, the broadcom 4301 doesnt have linux drivers, a group on sourceforge was trying to create some, but all they have that possibly could work is a link to another website which have driver wrappers which people claim they have gotten the drivers to run on linux.
ill give the driver wrapper a shot, even though i dont know much about linux. if it works, i can switch to linux but if it doesnt, well im cheap and will probably stay on windows 98