Ah, the first proper computer I had was a Commdore 64-something.
It had a 3 1/2 inch drive to the side of the keyboard and an external floppy.
The problem was, I still didn't know how to use it before it was whipped away and I was given a Windows ME with a 666mhz celeron and 64meg ram.
I think that the Amiga crashed less.
Due to the legal requirements, I attend school
Linux on school computers? The n00bs at my school have trouble using the Windows 2000 logon screen. God help us:
"Sir, sir! It says kernal error! the school is being attacked by the army!"
- and that's 13-year-old kids.
They can't even handle mail merging without making a complete f__k-up of it.
I often find myself helping other people in my "gifted and accelerated" class.
But I must admit I did spot Ubuntu running on an old pc in the IT office...
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Well, Microsoft has already released Microsoft Linux.
But just like all of it's other operating systems, it's already about 3 years late.
Ah, the first proper computer I had was a Commdore 64-something. It had a 3 1/2 inch drive to the side of the keyboard and an external floppy. The problem was, I still didn't know how to use it before it was whipped away and I was given a Windows ME with a 666mhz celeron and 64meg ram. I think that the Amiga crashed less.
Due to the legal requirements, I attend school Linux on school computers? The n00bs at my school have trouble using the Windows 2000 logon screen. God help us: "Sir, sir! It says kernal error! the school is being attacked by the army!" - and that's 13-year-old kids. They can't even handle mail merging without making a complete f__k-up of it. I often find myself helping other people in my "gifted and accelerated" class. But I must admit I did spot Ubuntu running on an old pc in the IT office...
1st post spam... tut tut tut.
You can just about imagine WikiPedia looking like a kde desktop...
At least it wasn't gnome, it might have a little foot for the homepage link.
Everybody hates popups!