Just wanted to get a feel for who's winning the platform wars with the Spurs faithful. What're you running?
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Just wanted to get a feel for who's winning the platform wars with the Spurs faithful. What're you running?
Vista Ultimate.
I like how Microsoft has already busted out the Ultimate title. What are they going to call it if they release another version?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pistons < Spurs
Uber-Vista?
1) Windows XP Pro
2) Gentoo Linux (AMD64)
running vista, and it sucks
1. OSX 10.5
2. Windows XP (Boot Camp, I only use it for games and 3D apps, so Parallels and/or VMware doesn't really help me there)
Vista Home Premium with SP1...
and with 4gig Ram... it runs smooth... no problems here
At home:
- Windows XP Pro SP3
- iPod Touch 8GB model
At work:
- MacOS X 10.5 w/Vista Utimate under VMWare
- Windows XP Pro SP3
- Various flavors of Linux (Centos 4, 5)
- FreeBSD 5
I'm thinking of moving the home box to Mac at some point, I just don't use it enough these days to justify it.
Nice, I rock my iPod Touch (16) all the time too. It's nice bein' able to tap into WiFi anytime. Fuck a whole bunch of iPhone bills.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
I'm probably gonna try to Boot Camp my iMac today, but I'm not sure if it's gonna take to my ripped version of XP.
Success! :smokin Posting from the new Windows side now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dex
I can't go back and change my answer. Guess I'll just have to rep the OS X.
I doubt I'll be finding myself in my Windows partition very often anyways.
Vista Ultimate. Used to dual-boat with Ubuntu when I needed PERL programming.
Actually, I just checked and mine is a 16GB too. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Dex
FWIW, coLinux is actually really nice for that kind of stuff. And you can run multiple Linux flavors basically native from Windows.Quote:
Originally Posted by resistanze
Fedora Core version of Linux
What made you select Fedora over other Linux distros? I tried it last year, but hated the mplayer and amarok builds livna provided.Quote:
Originally Posted by spurster
I've hung around with Redhat/Fedora since Redhat 4.2. Despite off and on flakiness, I have some loyalty to Redhat because they have done a lot for open source/free software. It's true that dealing with anything outside of their legal boundaries (such as mplayer) can be painful. I am tempted to go to Ubuntu.
didnt wanna start another thread, might as well bump
i was cleaning out my pc, fukn dust
upgraded 1gb of ddr400 ram (got it for free from a friend)
tried to overclock AMD xp1700...FUKN stab myself with a screw driver while trying to remove the fukn HSF..damn those clippers that holds down the HSF to the CPU.