[QUOTE=light dasher;39584984]I'll be using Fedora to get this Linux promo myself then.[/QUOTE]
I failed several times, maybe if someone could log in for me <w>
[sp]Can set up Edubuntu on shit school pc's, can't set on own pc ; -;[/sp]
I remember I got a Mac of my own like, one and a half year after the Mac promo. Kind of bothersome when I think of it. :v:
I know how you feel. My Mac at the time only had Tiger running on it.
Steam required Leopard.
Linux promo? I've always wanted a penguin hat...
Happy buy expensive shit for your wife day guys!
I'm gonna need that Linux promo if it's a penguin
I'd like to thank Erfly for a gift, even thought he really shouldn't have.
Can someone tell me how to use RANDOM.org for raffles? I don't understand what i should do.
Hi guys, with which hand will you celebrate Valentine's day?
[QUOTE=Seibitsu;39585954]Hi guys, with which hand will you celebrate Valentine's day?[/QUOTE]
my girlfriend's one.
[QUOTE=Seibitsu;39585954]Hi guys, with which hand will you celebrate Valentine's day?[/QUOTE]
both
[QUOTE=Seibitsu;39585954]Hi guys, with which hand will you celebrate Valentine's day?[/QUOTE]
My left foot
Always wanted to know what it'd be like to use your own mouth.
[QUOTE=Tomo Takino;39586012]Always wanted to know what it'd be like to use your own mouth.[/QUOTE]
Better to start doing some flexing practices if you really want to find out.
[QUOTE=OffTheRoad;39586026]Better to start doing some flexing practices if you really want to find out.[/QUOTE]
It wouldn't be worth the exercise.
It is hailing outside and it went down my neck.
[QUOTE]Happy birthday, Jordax! Have a good one :) [/QUOTE]
:honk:
I had a problem with Fedora so I decided to use Ubuntu instead.
If I get enough money with my scholarship I may buy Brutal Legend but my problem is if I will be able to run it..
[QUOTE=Qubik;39586030]relevant?
[video=youtube;jnrrHfSYoi4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnrrHfSYoi4[/video][/QUOTE]
"Titty fuck my buttcheeks."
Bam's matured well, it seems.
Oh if anyone here needs a hand on installing Linux or setting up a virtual OS I can help.
[QUOTE=light dasher;39587109]Oh if anyone here needs a hand on installing Linux or setting up a virtual OS I can help.[/QUOTE]
Is Linux promo real and available? In that case it would be cool to know how to set a virtual os.
What is with everyone talking about Linux anyway?
[QUOTE=Elcaro;39587234]What is with everyone talking about Linux anyway?[/QUOTE]
Apparenlty there will be a Linux promo.
[QUOTE=Seibitsu;39587256]Apparenlty there will be a Linux promo.[/QUOTE]
Pretty much. I'd try to install Fedora or Ubuntu but I'm such a lazy ass.
[QUOTE=Ayane-152;39587355]Pretty much. I'd try to install Fedora or Ubuntu but I'm such a lazy ass.[/QUOTE]
I'm scared to commit a mistake a fuck up my computer. Does it install like a normal software?
[QUOTE=Elcaro;39587234]What is with everyone talking about Linux anyway?[/QUOTE]
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XywuoI73fJQ[/media]
[QUOTE=Seibitsu;39587382]I'm scared to commit a mistake a fuck up my computer. Does it install like a normal software?[/QUOTE]
Not too sure, I looked up an answer and got this
[quote]
Hi there,
The good news is you don't have to create a new partition.
Ubuntu 8.10 (aka Intrepid Ibex) includes a handy utility called WUBI which creates a large file on your existing Windows partition (or any other existing partition) and uses it as a "virtual hard drive" on which Ubuntu is installed.
Download Ubuntu 8.10, this includes WUBI on the disk, just pop the CD in while you are already in windows, the WUBI installer should appear. This guides you through the process and it is pretty much idiot proof!
It will give you a menu that appears when you turn on the machine, which gives you the choice of booting into Windows or Ubuntu.
If you like, at any point you can simply remove Ubuntu by booting into Windows and uninstalling it just as you would any other Windows application.
Also, if you decide you want to keep Ubuntu, you have the choice of transferring Ubuntu onto its own partition which will give a slight increase in performance as there is no virtual drive emulation.
I hope that helps. For more infor on wubi see [snip]
Note you don't need to download it as it is included on the Ubuntu 8.10 CD.
Yet another option would be to download wubi from the link above, it will download the installation CD and install ubuntu as described above with the benefit that you don't need to burn a CD :)
[/quote]
Could be wrong since Ubuntu has updated their software.
Got home, turned on tv, the news was covering some wedding
"why so much security?"
then i realized it was the marriage of a prisioner with the twin from the girl he killed
On valentine's day
how romantic :v:
[QUOTE=Ayane-152;39587355]Pretty much. I'd try to install Fedora or Ubuntu but I'm such a lazy ass.[/QUOTE]
I plan to install ubuntu on my second hard drive, and some classmates suggested me to disconnected the one with the windows partition so it won't fuck the boot menu, but I'm too lazy
Well you can always install Linux to an USB.
I wanna get that Tux item, sure, but...
I'm kinda scared of fucking my PC six ways from sunday by trying to get Linux onto it. Deathly afraid, even.
Hell, when the earbuds for macs came around i just borrowed my old roommate's Mac for a few minutes then put it back. Bam, earbuds.
I can't do that this time around, though.
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