[quote]Sick Rick wrote:
Here’s mine.
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Damn sir…Damn.
[quote]analog_kid wrote:
Jetric9 wrote:
analog_kid wrote:
Pic from the Rush show this summer.
Dude, you have a lot of clutter in your computer.
Tell me about it. I’m a desktop icon guy.
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lol ill post my bedroom pc right now
want to see clutter lol
atleast I know where everything is
EDIT here it is
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How are you guys taking shots of your desktops and posting them. I’m sure you’re not using a Digital camera.
And son of a bitch, my avatar is distracting!
[quote]WolBarret wrote:
How are you guys taking shots of your desktops and posting them. I’m sure you’re not using a Digital camera.
And son of a bitch, my avatar is distracting![/quote]
If your using a PC, there’s a “print screen” button. Just hit it and then paste the image into a simple image editor and save it.
[quote]WolBarret wrote:
How are you guys taking shots of your desktops and posting them. I’m sure you’re not using a Digital camera.
And son of a bitch, my avatar is distracting![/quote]
LOOL
[quote]Mister T. wrote:
No Linux fans out there?[/quote]
no but i AM a fan of ur wallpaper
[quote]Mister T. wrote:
No Linux fans out there?[/quote]
look at my posts on the first page
I use xbuntu in my shop and as a dual boot with vista going to be switching back to normal ubuntu tonight the xfe interface is weird to me
[quote]Mister T. wrote:
No Linux fans out there?[/quote]
Maybe in a few months. I’m going to play around with linux after I get a new computer (monday, hopefully, an iMac).
I don’t know anything about linux or how to use it, but it should be fun.
[quote]Nich wrote:
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Man, that must take like an hour to start up your computer.
[quote]Jetric9 wrote:
Nich wrote:
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Man, that must take like an hour to start up your computer.[/quote]
nope not long at all few seconds actually
if you cant read the pic
athlon x2 64 3800+
8 gigs memory
64 bit os
all my pcs are the same just different cases all built by me
there not top the line but they are adaquate for the price I paid for them
[quote]boyscout wrote:
Mister T. wrote:
No Linux fans out there?
Maybe in a few months. I’m going to play around with linux after I get a new computer (monday, hopefully, an iMac).
I don’t know anything about linux or how to use it, but it should be fun.[/quote]
best one I think to learn or play with is ubuntu
very user friendly but still powerful enough for a power user
[quote]Nich wrote:
Jetric9 wrote:
Nich wrote:
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Man, that must take like an hour to start up your computer.
nope not long at all few seconds actually
if you cant read the pic
athlon x2 64 3800+
8 gigs memory
64 bit os
all my pcs are the same just different cases all built by me
there not top the line but they are adaquate for the price I paid for them
[/quote]
NERD!!
[quote]Nich wrote:
boyscout wrote:
Mister T. wrote:
No Linux fans out there?
Maybe in a few months. I’m going to play around with linux after I get a new computer (monday, hopefully, an iMac).
I don’t know anything about linux or how to use it, but it should be fun.
best one I think to learn or play with is ubuntu
very user friendly but still powerful enough for a power user
[/quote]
I have a distro of Xubuntu that I was going to give a whirl, but I’ll download Ubuntu. Any good guides to getting started with Linux? should I just buy a “complete idiots guide” book?
I have been playing around with Puppy Linux, but just boot from CD and running it on RAM. I like the speed and efficiency of the OS a lot.
[quote]WolBarret wrote:
Nich wrote:
Jetric9 wrote:
Nich wrote:
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Man, that must take like an hour to start up your computer.
nope not long at all few seconds actually
if you cant read the pic
athlon x2 64 3800+
8 gigs memory
64 bit os
all my pcs are the same just different cases all built by me
there not top the line but they are adaquate for the price I paid for them
NERD!![/quote]
For real! We just need AngryVader to jump in.
[quote]boyscout wrote:
Nich wrote:
boyscout wrote:
Mister T. wrote:
No Linux fans out there?
Maybe in a few months. I’m going to play around with linux after I get a new computer (monday, hopefully, an iMac).
I don’t know anything about linux or how to use it, but it should be fun.
best one I think to learn or play with is ubuntu
very user friendly but still powerful enough for a power user
I have a distro of Xubuntu that I was going to give a whirl, but I’ll download Ubuntu. Any good guides to getting started with Linux? should I just buy a “complete idiots guide” book?
I have been playing around with Puppy Linux, but just boot from CD and running it on RAM. I like the speed and efficiency of the OS a lot.
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no no dont buy anything thats the beauty of open source stuff its free that includes the stuff to learn about it.
Linux - Wikipedia and http://distrowatch.com/ is good to start with
I have copies of mepis laying around too its good to start with its basicly the same as ubuntu with a different look
xbuntu is ubuntu with the smaller xfe interface its juts how it looks basicly
starz r kool
Maybe time I upgraded.
One of the T-Nation back grounds.
(I’m wicked lazy this morning; dam Spike kept me up too late)