Yellow Fang
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I have now installed Fedora on my PC. I thank you 
Time for another Linux thread
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roadrash
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Ive got a hamburger on my bun, thank you
swee'pea99
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I've got a spot on my bum, thank you,
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I'm running Linux Mint on my desktop, I tried Linux Fedora but didn't like the Gnome desktop and I'm running Mint with the LXDE desktop.
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bladderhead
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Don't fanny about with Mint or Fedora or any other bullshit. There is only one. Slackware. You can be root. I always am. And you can actually turn off X. None of that daft Xterm and sudo rubbish. And you can directly edit all the config files. With vi. And what is so terrible about LILO anyway?
Ubuntu? Don't get me started.
Ubuntu? Don't get me started.
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Yellow Fang
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If there was one thing I learnt from my running club, no matter how tough or mad you are, there's always someone tougher or madder.
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My daughter is going overseas for a class and needs a laptop.... I only had an old one (still 4GB or RAM dual core, so workable). I just installed Zorin OS lite on it, and I have to say I'm pleasantly surprized. It really is closer to Windows look and feel and I think a nice intro for someone who is used to Windows working on a Linux machine.
I haven't got a favourite Linux flavour -currently working with CentOS. Have used various flavours previously. Never used Mint though.
I haven't got a favourite Linux flavour -currently working with CentOS. Have used various flavours previously. Never used Mint though.
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I haven't come across that one before, looks good.
keithmac
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Nah, Commodore Amiga 500 with Workbench 1.3 is where it's at!.
Amazing what you can do with 512kb of memory when you put your mind to it!.
Always amazes me these days with Windows how they just expect you to buy a new machine every year because they can't be bothered to code properly!.
Never tried Linux but it's on my to-do list..
Interestingly you still needed a very potent machine even a few years back to "emulate" an Amiga properly, the golden time of computing imho.
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You don't believe that do you? It was a Hollywood stunt for the CIA
Shut Up Legs
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Another Linux Mint user here. It's been a while since I installed it on my main desktop PC at home, but I just checked the dates on some folders under the root, and they say Sep 2016. Apart from a few occasional annoyances, it just works. Of course, it helps to be a software engineer by trade, when those annoyances arise.
