I put Fedora on a computer last night. No problems at all...you can just do auto-partition, and choose the server install option. Gentoo is a bit more difficult, but it's not meant for that sort of user.
Graphical config for everything, really, really easy to use.
But I guess if you want something to be easy to use you need to make compromises on security, etc.
It's effectively a Windows port of find with a GUI and fixed arguments, and that can run uninstallers (not something I'd want to do with P2P software).
I probably should put something like that up there, but it was 4AM, and most of the page was done with AWK.
More like the homeowner has payed infinitely more for a window that is easily breakable when a windows supplied for free is much, much harder to break.
No, it isn't, and it says when you start it that it does not distinguish between legal and illegal files. Watch this thread, I'll link to some screenshots later.
My parents know about movie pirating and that it can be be done on the computer. However, I could also leave a new copy of a main stream movie on the desktop with little worry.
Same with my parents. Their first reaction to seeing me downloading music was "How do I do it?"
And one time I (accidentally) left a porn movie on the desktop. They didn't even notice, it's just scary;)
Your average teenager will do a much better job (I'm 15, plenty of experience lol).
Most of my friends like to put it on a form of removable media, however, I like to use a reiserfs hard drive image, and later will switch to an encrypted one. Gives more capacity, better performance, and is much more convenient. Well for me, anyway.
I don't seem to have any problems getting A-D/D-A chips, I just go to an electronics store, pay some money, and I have them...didn't know there were people trying to get them banned.
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Perhaps export limitations....
Just find some drivers, burn to cd, and install from there if they are available for linux. Don't need them to come with the distro.
Well, for me anyway, I find the Fedora install process a lot easier than Windows. Don't know about SuSE, but that's good too I hear.
Server is a radio button, above "desktop", "workstation" and "custom". Auto partition is a button above "partition manually".
I put Fedora on a computer last night. No problems at all...you can just do auto-partition, and choose the server install option. Gentoo is a bit more difficult, but it's not meant for that sort of user.
Graphical config for everything, really, really easy to use.
But I guess if you want something to be easy to use you need to make compromises on security, etc.
Hmmm....interesting idea. I'm starting to learn how to use FUSE, that could be an interesting project.
It's effectively a Windows port of find with a GUI and fixed arguments, and that can run uninstallers (not something I'd want to do with P2P software).
I probably should put something like that up there, but it was 4AM, and most of the page was done with AWK.
More like the homeowner has payed infinitely more for a window that is easily breakable when a windows supplied for free is much, much harder to break.
But yes, I get your point.
Unless you use the framebuffer.
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I meant for a disk image over burning to CD.
No, they want to change the law so it's illegal to sell the normal chips, or so I assume.
Why fuck around with wine when I have a working VMWare snapshot?
I'll give some screenshots later though.
Or Linux and giFT-Fastrack ;)
No, it isn't, and it says when you start it that it does not distinguish between legal and illegal files. Watch this thread, I'll link to some screenshots later.
My parents know about movie pirating and that it can be be done on the computer. However, I could also leave a new copy of a main stream movie on the desktop with little worry.
;)
Same with my parents. Their first reaction to seeing me downloading music was "How do I do it?"
And one time I (accidentally) left a porn movie on the desktop. They didn't even notice, it's just scary
Congratulations! You've duplicated a >600KB program in one line of code!
Your average teenager will do a much better job (I'm 15, plenty of experience lol).
;)
Most of my friends like to put it on a form of removable media, however, I like to use a reiserfs hard drive image, and later will switch to an encrypted one. Gives more capacity, better performance, and is much more convenient. Well for me, anyway.
Many lessons to be learned in this area
I would! I have a huge number of MP3s lost somewhere in the filesystem, and I'm Too Fuckin Lazy(tm) to download Lithium again ;)
Now that you mention it, I will try it in VMWare (not under wine, that could find the actual files, and who knows what the scanner does)
I don't seem to have any problems getting A-D/D-A chips, I just go to an electronics store, pay some money, and I have them...didn't know there were people trying to get them banned.
Your suggestion is to make prisons into a labour camp, where their lives involve building luxuries for the wardens for 4 cents an hour?
The acts that adults get jailed for months or years for doing (drugs, assault, theft, destruction, murder, etc.)
Because no kids have ever done them, right?
I've known kids that have had the cops come over and fucking arrest people because of a fight. Things are insane as it is.
You do realise that things like copyright infringement are a felony right? You would kill someone for sharing music???