quote:Originally posted by solarflare:Simple solution - Buy a Mac and it will solve the problem!Go to www.apple.com - prices start from $699!
quote:Originally posted by Claris:How about we stop with all the shitty nicknames? Seriously, you people have no subtlety. It's not humorous when you say "Winbloze" or "Redtwat" or "MicroBIGFUCKINGPEICEOFSHIT". Try to downplay it a little, at least.
Nothing to do with the TV programme! Don't blame me for the name - it was put into a vote!
quote:Originally posted by Col:Linux. Is it promounced lie-nuks or lin-nuks?Or something completely different?! lol! Sorry!
quote:Originally posted by Rio:Two things:First, KDE and Gnome are quite bloated IMO, and if you want an extremely fast interface, check out Fluxbox. A google search should provide mirrors, faqs, and themes.Second, more manufacturers are providing drivers for Linux now. Your best bet is to check the manufacturers website or search google for a mirror for the driver.
quote:Originally posted by zao:"The graphics are slower in Linux than Winbloze as it doesn't support my graphics accelerator!"What graphics accelerator do you get? Remove any 3d drivers in Windows XP, replaced it with a generic driver and compared to Linux that use generic drivers.I have test Blender 3D on both Windows XP and Fedora Core 2. Both uses 3d graphics accelerators with noticeable increase of performace. Blender 3D initial loading is faster in Fedora Core 2 than Windows XP.The point is it is unfair to compared system that use optimized driver with system with generic driver as it is related to the user.
quote:Originally posted by Claris:How about we stop with all the shitty nicknames? Seriously, you people have no subtlety. It's not humorous when you say "Winbloze" or "Redtwat" or "MicroBIGFUCKINGPEICEOFSHIT". Try to downplay it a little, at least.Personally, I think calling it "Microsoft" is insulting enough. (hint: think genitals)
quote:I've had a look, but not tried FluxBox yet, it looks cool, but thats the problem, looking cool is good but the themes and skins are what seems to slow KDE & KNOME down for me.Is there a way to get rid of them?If this is not possible in KDE & KNOME is it posible in FLUXBOX?I've recently seen an older version of Red Hat Linux running on an old 486 100MHz, and the graphics are nearly as fast as my 1800MHz machine.
quote:The great thing about Fluxbox is that it's attributes are based on text based config files.
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quote:I have scoured the Internet and I still can't find a prober driver for my graphics card
quote:And KDE/Gnome don't use text based config files?