I was not aware of that requirement on Vista. Shame on me for wondering why I could never get 64-bit install to work on 2GB systems... (I have a a6300f btw...)
Really confuse people - replace the Windows 2k icons with XP, Vista, or 7's icons. I had a person sit at my desk looking at my 2k VM and swear that it was XP b/c I changed all of the icons.
I've been working with OpenSolaris since 2008.05. In my opinion, it's biggest setback has been hardware support. I ran it in a VM until the current version b/c of that. I used to say when they have wifi support I'll install it on my laptop, and bam, it came. It has progressed greatly with each version, and I expect to be playing with it on my Sunblade 150 within two releases.
Not really, I feel that the semester at the CC was a waste of time and money. The four year private college that I atteneded cost ~9K/semester in tuition and fees, but I know I got more out of that experience.
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I was not aware of that requirement on Vista. Shame on me for wondering why I could never get 64-bit install to work on 2GB systems... (I have a a6300f btw...)
Really confuse people - replace the Windows 2k icons with XP, Vista, or 7's icons. I had a person sit at my desk looking at my 2k VM and swear that it was XP b/c I changed all of the icons.
That depends, what does G-d need with a starship?
Novell did some videos a while ago on that....
Video 1
Video 2
Video 3
Video 3 wasn't as good as the first two, IMO.
Also have a Toshiba T1000 with an 8088 running DOS 3. Full 640KB (yes, KB) of RAM too.
It wasn't an NEC by anychance was it? Mine is (and a 286), with a DOD sticker on it. Also, it does run ELKS too.
I got a DOS 3 laptop...
I've been working with OpenSolaris since 2008.05. In my opinion, it's biggest setback has been hardware support. I ran it in a VM until the current version b/c of that. I used to say when they have wifi support I'll install it on my laptop, and bam, it came. It has progressed greatly with each version, and I expect to be playing with it on my Sunblade 150 within two releases.
OpenSolaris didn't even include SPARC support till the current version. It was intended for IA-32 and amd64 desktops first.
That's because SPARC support wasn't added to OpenSolaris until 2009.06. I expect downstream distros to add the support before too long though.
I've got photoshop on UNIX (IRIX)...
Odd, my computer won't except date before January 1, 1970...
If he can do either one of them I'm impressed.
KDE 3.5.x with the Redmond Window Style and Coloring.
OR, see if the FVWM 95 project is still live.
Ah, was not aware. I started reading slashdot in 2001-2002, and think that I registered as a user in 2003-2004.
Because the discussion system didn't exist back then on Slashdot?
I've never had a problem with WiFi in Linux. There again, I have only used Atheros and Intel WiFi chipsets.
Linux doesn't patch? Odd. I seen an article today about a new kernel. These aren't patches?
Not a patch, new version. There is a difference. (XP is not a patch to 2k, 7 is not a patch to Vista.)
Linux has fewer drivers available. Those are my biggest complaints with Linux too. In fact, they may be my only complaints.
I seem to remember Linux supporting more hardware then any other OS...
Perhaps you need to use something other then GTK then? Does not sound like a RAM issue to me. (Try TCL/TK instead =)
Not really, I feel that the semester at the CC was a waste of time and money. The four year private college that I atteneded cost ~9K/semester in tuition and fees, but I know I got more out of that experience.
I don't have the link handy, but, Linus has said before that a kernel 2.8 or 3.0 doesn't matter to him.
Lucky you. I did one semester at a local Comunity College. $1200 for tuition and fees, and then another $500 for books.
You downloaded Red Hat Linux 5.x, not Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.x. Big difference.
That would make him releasing Slackware AND getting a BS in 1993 very impressisve. But alas, Volkerding is 43.