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For you linux users...
I find user preferences VERY interesting. Let us know about your system and or answer some of these questions if you like.
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To answer my own questions...
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Linux Mint, Solaris, Fedora, CentOS, Puppy
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I see you use puppy, that distro is really something everything loads into 64K of ram. ![]() I always have a CD w/ puppy laying around. My youngest daughter runs TeenPup a puppy variation that targets teens with all the messaging, social network apps., etc... It's blazing fast on a 1 gig. pentium w/ 256 meg of ram, yes just 256 Meg of Ram!!!. My oldest daughter has been running fedora for about a year on her Acer laptop with no problems. Prior to Fedora, she had all kinds of malware problems w/ Windows. |
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An interesting variety here
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what your younger daughter is using there. And I edited my post after I found my Fedora disk laying around and you mentioning it. I love Fedora as well and can't believe I forgot it on my list...
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Yes, my brother-in-law gave me the
1 gig. 256 meg ram desktop machine. He told me not to bother with it, he was running Xp and it was soo slow he couldn't take it anymore and bought a new laptop. When he saw TeenPup running on it, his jaw dropped to the floor, he couldn't believe how fast it was. ![]() Then my daughter told him the processor and ram useage along with her upload and download speeds and he couldn't believe it, he had never known how to access that type of info. He is now researching Linux, not sure how this story will end.
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i wish i knew what i could use linux for that would benifit me.. or urge me to learn... i'm trying to learn a programming language, python, or visual basic just to learn and can't seem to get myself past :: print "hello world" before i realize i have no working use of knowing a language..
as for linux i tried a long time ago and loved mandrake linux.. had it on my laptop "shitty emachines", and after a while just went back to windows.. i live in rhode island and can hardly find people to play WoW with let alone talk or work with linux or a programming language... makes me sad really as i find myself incredibly bored and think teaching myself a bit would make some fun.. but i get more bored and lonely hehehe. |
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exodusprime1337,
Mandrake (a Red Hat derivative) has now become Mandriva and is an awesome distro http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=mandriva As for Python, it's a great multi-platform language. I'll crunch out a few Python scripts this weekend and post them here on the forum.
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Depends on what you do. Often I found it easier to do things with commands though..
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Ubuntu(with xfce and kde managers installed)
Rolling GUI (run level 5) Gnome Opera for most of it. Firefox for non compatible websites. Reduced the default 2 to 1. Gedit and nano None GUI( Mostly do browsing) bash none
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xfire,
I see you use opera, so do I. It seems slightly faster than Firefox on my system and it has a lot of cool features!! I also use Firefox as I have a few add-ons and a few Grease Monkey scripts. |
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1. What distro(s) do you use??
I started back in the day when I was 16 with Slackware 98. I was an avid Slackware user all the way til recently when I discovered that Ubuntu has got it goin on. Now that GUIs all work properly and you can get almost everything done in the GUI I figure why not go with a highly supported distro based on the legendarily stable and secure Debian distro (which I never really liked support-wise due to the strict free-only attitude). 2. Rolling or Fixed release?? I don't really use Linux anymore. I just always played with it actually and have always gone back to Windows because well everything works on Windows, including all PC games. I'll get around to building a Linux box one day, when I'm out of school (I'm a 'late adopter' of the further education movement, LOL) and the money's right. 3. Do you use a Graphical Login or command line (run level 3 or 5)?? Every recent time I've played with Linux I stick to the GUI. 4. What Desktop Environment and or Window Manager do you use?? (ex. Gnome, KDE, Xfce, etc...) GNOME 5. What Web Browser(s) do you use?? Firefox. 6. Do you run multiple Desktops?? If so how many?? (ex. 4 is the normal default) I usually find 4 desktops to be adequate. I started using 6 but it just complicated things. 7. What editor do you prefer?? (ex. GEdit, Emacs, Vi/Vim, Mousepad, etc...) All of them are fine, but I always preferred pico, and later mcedit. After that I just used gedit or whatever was around in the GUI. 8. What if any servers (services) do you run?? (ex. Samba, Apache, Telnet, etc..) I've played with pretty much all of them. 9. Do you prefer the Command Line or GUI for most tasks?? There's some stuff that just still belongs on the command line. If anyone is thinking they are going to run a butter-smooth fully featured Linux OS and they aren't going to touch the command line then they have something else coming to them. 10. If you use a shell(s), which is/are your favorite(s)?? (ex. Bash, ksh, tclsh, zsh, etc...) The standard GUI shells are fine. It's just a shell FFS. 11. Do you use cron/crontab?? I set up jobs once during my Linux playing days. I don't see what's so special about scheduling... Last edited by DirectorC; Feb 7, 2010 at 01:31 PM. |
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. For testing purposes. For Desktop Win 7 . And I prefer Terminal with Putty. And my favorite color is Blue and I cheer for Inter Milan .
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currenly all my linux machines are virtual. they are running on vmware server on windows server 2008. the only reason why i am doing that is because i need the windows OS to fold the gpu. but once stanford releases a gpu client that runs with linux i will switch back.
ps. ubuntu server running virtualized on windows 2008/ vmware server 2 does NOT see a performance hit when running multiple applications. having a quad core that does virtualization helps... |
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Scripts work fine on opera, but it's a matter of having the same scripts available. I have greasemonkey installed on Firefox which makes the following scripts available to me. http://userscripts.org/scripts |
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1. What distro(s) do you use??
Ubuntu, DamnSmall, Knoppix, JolliCloud (just to test out). 2. Rolling or Fixed release?? Fixed, Rolled, Fixed, Fixed 3. Do you use a Graphical Login or command line (run level 3 or 5)?? Graphical cause I customize it in all but DamnSmall. 4. What Desktop Environment and or Window Manager do you use?? (ex. Gnome, KDE, Xfce, etc...) Gnome, KDE, and Enlightment. 5. What Web Browser(s) do you use?? Opera 10 and Firefox. 6. Do you run multiple Desktops?? If so how many?? (ex. 4 is the normal default) 4 is my normal cause I like the Cube. 7. What editor do you prefer?? (ex. GEdit, Emacs, Vi/Vim, Mousepad, etc...) GEdit and Notepad++. 8. What if any servers (services) do you run?? (ex. Samba, Apache, Telnet, etc..) Samba, Telnet (for school). 9. Do you prefer the Command Line or GUI for most tasks?? GUI for all. Except when I am editing system files. 10. If you use a shell(s), which is/are your favorite(s)?? (ex. Bash, ksh, tclsh, zsh, etc...) I don't use shells. 11. Do you use cron/crontab??[/QUOTE] No. I am not real into scripting. These questions makes me feel so Linux weak.
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