@GangsterishDerek Wine will only install your internet inside Wine. It won't make contact with Ubuntu. Also, you need to have internet to install wine, and there is no standalone installer, since every program installs from the internet.
If only I knew how the heck you did that! If only I could read the over-pixelated letters! I'm trying to figure out QEMU! Ahhhhhhh! The secrets abound. Just finding how to get it is an adventure. BTW...keep up the music.
@singleisawesome I dunno but to make a computer not lag when running VMware etc, a quad core is recommended. I prefer Intel if you're going to do VMware stuff.
Windows Seven is the most useful operating-system we have ever used. Me and my buddies downloaded it absolutely free at Windows7FreeDLXcom (replace X with . ) and have never had any troubles!
@ronyaldoloco1 It was a virtual machine running, not remote desktop. I would use virtualbox instead of qemu now this video is quite old linux has progressed a lot since this was made. I will upload a new video soon of XP running under Lucid in seamless mode.
@MultiYippee You don't need wine to run virtualbox. They have a linux version availible on their site. Virtualbox is also in the ubuntu repos on newer versions of ubuntu or you can download the deb from their website
@MultiYippee This video is three years old they used to have a deb availible on the virtualbox page for 7.04 i'm sure you can still find one laying around. You could always just update your distro to a more current version as well.
Ha ha ha its really hard to find clean download today. You could either find yourself downloading a file with virus or download a file after you signed up. Well I would go to the sign up.
Well if you want to go to clean but would take few minutes to download the keygen. Then here is the link:
Yes absolutely. If you find the desktop version is too resource demanding you can install xubuntu which is a little lighter on resources. Also the next version is extremely fast 10.04 Lucid Lynx which is due out soon. There have been many updates since this video was made.
i doubt you will get compiz or virtualbox working without some serious resource hogging. however ubuntu will run decent-ish. you can use a lightweight distro, or trim some.. most of the install packages from ubuntu.
i have trouble with 9.10 on old PC , crucially slow, i think it may be wrong GPU driver, but i dont have time (and "animus" to do that)... currently i run 8.04 LTS (LTS i guess :D) it works fine. my PC is HP500 (laptop) i quite forgot the specs... :D
Not quite true - you're still vulnerable to all the viruses that the Windows OS has. If you mean using Wine, then that's OK, because Wine isn't compatible with most viruses, because they depend on various security holes in the OS, which Wine hasn't replicated.
well say you have a small drive and prefer ubuntu over windows but don't want to dual boot and leave about 10 gigs for each system but at the same time you just bought an ipod touch and want to add music to it running win xp in a vm would be the best way to do that
I was running virtualbox which is a free virtualization software. It emulates a PC and you can install whatever OS you want inside of the virtual pc. Then you install Guest Additions and can switch to seamless mode.
We need a Good operating system which will support all drivers and softwares .. In the video it looks good that Linux has good Animated screen. but think in real what it can do ? will it support finger print authetication ? can a new Mobile phone connected and browse for files ? we dnt want to search for all packages in internet to enable something ... To compete with Windows OS in desktop market Linux flavours has to try more and more.....
Actually, Linux is commercially funded by Red Hat, IBM, Canonical and Novell, to name a few. Mostly in the server market though, but the desktop users get the increased stability required by servers. :)
My laptop came with a finderprint reader, i formated the entire HD on it, installed F11 on it and it recognized it right away (on windows, you would need to install 3rd party software that costs money).
Secondly, my LG VU is recognized AS A CELL PHONE (unlike windows which thinks its just a usb flash drive). and supports Internet tunneling! (on windows, i can only Imagen the headache trying to get it to work)
@JamesManes Yeah on my Pentium 3 with 320mb ram ubuntu 7.04 ran smoothly. Now with ubuntu 10.04 I wait like 2 minutes just to get to the place where I type i n the password.
Ubuntu is the slowest linux ever made but have you ever tried a NORMAL linux? If you can show me a faster boot, then a debian's or gentoo's kde3 with kdm autologin enabled, then I believe you.
Sh!tdows FTL.
p.s.: You'll never even find a free compiz or kwin4 clone, but for which you pay, even eats tons of ram and cpu
And I don't think, that in windows this one will ever work: apt-get (or yum or etc) install compiz amarok krusader ktorrent amsn (...) 1 comand= 4 first class software without ads.
If you make your own Linux distro specifically designed for your computer then you can get it to boot up in 10 seconds on a 2GHZ duel core CPU with 1 GB of ram.
It only uses 60MB of ram and 40MHZ CPU when IDLE and using Fluxbox.
Now thats fast!
Windows xp used 200 MB ram and 400 MHZ when IDLE. :-/
Windows Vista used 500 MB ram and 900 MHZ when IDLE. :-/
OUCH! I can't believe I got -2 rating just because of that comment.
I am not going to hate on microsoft though, Windows xp is a good OS but its unstable and very prone to bugs.
Linux has its catches too. Its complex for non power users to get used to linux as you have to use the terminal if something goes wrong. In windows if something goes wrong you just get a new computer.
and what is funny is MOST computers sold today have windows preinstalled.
Yeah only way XP can boot within a couple of seconds is by using sleep and disabling a ton of services. Ideal for netbooks. Does Ubuntu support "sleep mode" as well? i.e. keeping power to the ram while switching all else off, never really looked past knoppix and DSL myself
I am not going to lie to people, linux is for geeks.
If something goes wrong you have to know how linux ticks to fix it. lol
But if you love programming and trying new things like me then linux is great! lol
Almost all linux distros have a sleep function but not all computers support it.
The sleep function may be helpful in some cases but it writes the entire session to the hard drive so I can imagine that it would decrease the life of your hard drive. lol
I'm calling it "sleep" but I think it's called "standby", the ram does preserve its power. I wish I knew more about linux. I understand directx isn't supported as it's from MS itself, but what about openGL? Must be a reason why it's called open..
Both have advantages and disadvantages, though. I mean by using DLLs you don't have to write everything from scratch. I like linux because compared to IIS it's easy to run an apache, PHP and a mysql server within a couple of minutes
I hope the future will bring us some good things. There are programs out there to "slim" down XP from scratch, I once had a 150mb xp. The future will hopefully get us to a point where I can just click things I want to be included in a linux distro and the custom ISO will be there to run directly from a USB stick, instead of the ext2 filesystem crap
Does ext3 have a lot of error correction built inside of it? I'm not a big fan of ntfs but it's the only decent FS that allows huge filesizes while ext3 has a relatively low filesize limit that will be reached in the next couple of years (16gb I think it was), so you won't be able to write 25gb bluray ISOs to your HDD. I've experimented with a USB XP version but the boot gets to me every time.. Linux has syslinux to back it up but windows has only boot.ini which makes it impossible to do anythin
Well no one thought we'd be exchanging 8gb double-layer DVDs over the internet a couple of years ago, so in the next couple of years it might become possible to exchange bluray ISOs. I don't understand the journaling of an HDD completely, but I'm sure fragmantation does occur, otherwise a lot of space gets wasted because files don't fit in between 2 other files, or the disc is constantly moving files which shortens the life and is a waste of power. So how does it work?
Well depends on the distro if you ask me. I've never seen a linux as big as a 15gb vista, but Ubuntu can get pretty bloated at 4~5gb. Although on a 1tb HDD like most people have nowadays, both are barely noticeable. It's mainly drivers which are hardly ever accessed so it's a good thing the harddrive isn't constantly crunching. I don't think I'd mind using linux.. I would definitely miss Office, Spartan and.. probably the real MSN. I couldn't live without Spartan, it costed €100!
A clean linux distro can be made with all the needed tools in only 100MB.
I find hard drives to be slow and eat up a lot of electricity so when i am not making any drastic changes to the linux distro I boot the 100MB distro into ram as to increase speed. The only downside to this is all data is lost.
Open Office is free for linux.
I have never hard of Spartan. o.0
They have a chat client that supports ALL chat protocols called Pidgin that works great.
Yeah, Damn Small Linux was made to run on a 64mb disk, I tried it and it's all right. Serious lack of drivers though! HDDs aren't that bad you know, mine uses like 2W so wutever. I would miss Microsoft office because I don't like OO, and Pidgin looks like it's from 1999 so I was never a big fan. I'm just rusted solid. Spartan is a molecule simulation program for calculating quantum chemistry, they're said to have linux releases but never really looked into it. Don't you miss windows software?
Well I happened to be a chemistry student so there's your application. It helped me a lot to understand the structure of hydrocarbons, although it can render basically anything; including huge strands of DNA and 2000+dalton proteines. I should probably look for another molsimulation program one day. Don't you hate typing the whole DPKG command just to install a program, though? I somewhat admire MAC and WIN for their double-click installers without the need of the shell
GCC? Is it capable of directly installing tarballs? Some distros have a built-in installer, but I never really looked past all the knoppix related ones
sorry if my previous answer didnt have much info on fragmentation as I am still learning about linux so mind me.
I will use a visual comparison to make things easier to explain for me.
When windows wants to defragment the hard drive it first dumps all files into one big pile and then quickly stuffs it into the closest folder so its just a big jumbled mess.
In linux when you boot up all files are automatically checked and sorted individually into their correct locations so its neat and tidy.
A "pile" is just a visualisation, though. If this neatness affects the random seek time, then I'll admit it. But seeing as both FSs hold a table of content saying where the data is, the seek time should be identical. I guess copying on ext2 and ext3 is slightly faster. Although in real life situations where thousands of small files are moved about (internet cache, gaming, etc), I think both filesystems offer the same performances. Why can't there not just be one uniform FS D:
not when it comes to stability and system resource usage, and im not being the loser if your the one who is losing your temper over a computer operating system, and about people saying Linux isn't stable that's only because you don't know how to use it, i don't even know how to use it
Wow you looser. You cant even get the naming right. There is no Ubuntu 7.0. 7.04, and 7.10 yes. Damn windows fan boy. Any computer would be about $100 cheaper if you used Ubuntu/Linux. You are clearly just a mouse pusher who just wants youtube, email, and porn. Anybody above your caliber of computer usage would appreciate Ubuntu for the flexibility it offers against shit-doze.
Hey everyone, look! It's an average computer user who uses his computer for email and youtube!! Don't be flaming a superior operating system. Go back to your closed-source faggotry.
He is a n00b who have the computer filled with vírus, do everthing extremaly slowy and is a gay mouse-pusher- if you ask him "what does Ctrl+Alt+Del", i'm sure he will don't know...
no mac and Linux are more alike because they both use the UNIX kernel, and making programs in any OS is good, its windows for gaming and office work, mac for videos, and Linux for servers
a few years ago a couple went out to dinner. later that night the babysitter called and asked if she could put a sheet over the clown statue in the kids bedroom. the father said "get the kids out of the house and I'll call the police. we don't own a clown statue." it turned out that the clown was a murderer escaped from jail. if you don't repost this message on 10 videos the clown will be in your bedroom tonight at 3am with a chainsaw
how do you get your computer to run both operating systems. im trying to get mine like that since my printer and other stuff are not compatible with lenuix
I am running an old compaq with a sempron 3000. It has ubuntu, and I want a copy of windows for some projects at work. Do you think windows would run faster on a dual boot, or would it be worth me running it virtually? I am going to load windows on it after work, I just don't know which I should do.
download link for song, please?
Monkey7339 8 months ago
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Hingir 1 year ago
i installed ubuntu and it doesn't run EXE files so, i changed back to Xp
Tharosa1942 1 year ago
@Tharosa1942 That's what WINE is for...
GangsterishDerek 1 year ago
@GangsterishDerek But that too cannot be downloaded because my Network connection's setup was in EXE. So I couldn't yank up my Internet connection.
But thanks for the tip (My laptop is f****ed up now, I should install 7 or Ubuntu)
Tharosa1942 1 year ago
@GangsterishDerek Wine will only install your internet inside Wine. It won't make contact with Ubuntu. Also, you need to have internet to install wine, and there is no standalone installer, since every program installs from the internet.
MultiYippee 1 year ago
If only I knew how the heck you did that! If only I could read the over-pixelated letters! I'm trying to figure out QEMU! Ahhhhhhh! The secrets abound. Just finding how to get it is an adventure. BTW...keep up the music.
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Linux4UnMe 1 year ago
the main riff for the crappy music was most likely ripped from the song Burn It Down by Avenged Sevenfold.
Mark742617000027 1 year ago
@Mark742617000027 Uhmmm.. No this is a very old song. So perhaps Sevenfold ripped it off.
histoplasmosis 1 year ago 8
@histoplasmosis LOL. The song is pretty good actually. Has a good beat.
IchigoRukia09 1 year ago
@Mark742617000027 This song was from the early 90's lmao.
Devil2maylaughhaha 1 year ago
Take your time linux :P
rossb654 1 year ago
gay music................................
taluzoid 1 year ago
music atc-around the world
nemiroffguf 1 year ago
WHAT NAME MUSIC
SUPERJULIANCHUKI999 1 year ago
WHAT NAME MUSIC
SUPERJULIANCHUKI999 1 year ago
you have a really good desktop recorder xD!!
singleisawesome 1 year ago
@singleisawesome Nah he just has a pretty decent computer for it to not lag.
IchigoRukia09 1 year ago
@IchigoRukia09 whats the specs?
singleisawesome 1 year ago
@singleisawesome I dunno but to make a computer not lag when running VMware etc, a quad core is recommended. I prefer Intel if you're going to do VMware stuff.
IchigoRukia09 1 year ago
virtual machine
diegogavronski 1 year ago
whats the name on the music
snapsenXD 1 year ago
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Windows Seven is the most useful operating-system we have ever used. Me and my buddies downloaded it absolutely free at Windows7FreeDLXcom (replace X with . ) and have never had any troubles!
laboratoriocostos737 1 year ago
You can run Compiz in an virtual Ubuntu too..check my vids
SuperMrBram 1 year ago
and how about windows running linux mint 8?
851Ferdian 1 year ago
@851Ferdian Should be possible you only need to install virtualbox or some other virtualization software.
histoplasmosis 1 year ago
@histoplasmosis vmware and microsot virtual pc?
851Ferdian 1 year ago
@851Ferdian Virtualbox has support for 3d guests now and I beliee vmware has it as well.
histoplasmosis 1 year ago
Linux ftw. :D
Hingir 1 year ago
@Hingir Yeah without linux we wouldn't have our precious "DVRs'
IchigoRukia09 1 year ago
now my computer running windows vista , and my windows vista running Ubuntu 10.04
851Ferdian 1 year ago
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i didn't usually do this on youtube but,
i just made a v3.0 emulator for linux OS's to run windows and i could sent people copies of it via email
also check my feedback on my youtube channel
cadrino20978 1 year ago
wow , i'm reverse it. so windows xp running ubuntu
851Ferdian 1 year ago
@851Ferdian No! Ubuntu running windows XP.
histoplasmosis 1 year ago
@histoplasmosis is in my computer.. hello.....
851Ferdian 1 year ago
@histoplasmosis opps wrong message...
851Ferdian 1 year ago
how did you run xp from the terminal is that remote desktop?
ronyaldoloco1 1 year ago
@ronyaldoloco1 It was a virtual machine running, not remote desktop. I would use virtualbox instead of qemu now this video is quite old linux has progressed a lot since this was made. I will upload a new video soon of XP running under Lucid in seamless mode.
histoplasmosis 1 year ago
how do u get virtualbox on ubuntu 7.04 virtualbox doesnt suppport it and wine wont run on my intel pentium 3 processor plz reply
MultiYippee 1 year ago
@MultiYippee You don't need wine to run virtualbox. They have a linux version availible on their site. Virtualbox is also in the ubuntu repos on newer versions of ubuntu or you can download the deb from their website
histoplasmosis 1 year ago
@histoplasmosis no but they dont have a version for ubuntu 7.04 fiesty fawn i have to use my dell to run 9.10
MultiYippee 1 year ago
@histoplasmosis they only have a version for ubuntu 7.10 not ubuntu 7.04 im on this version right now
MultiYippee 1 year ago
@MultiYippee This video is three years old they used to have a deb availible on the virtualbox page for 7.04 i'm sure you can still find one laying around. You could always just update your distro to a more current version as well.
histoplasmosis 1 year ago
@histoplasmosis was ubuntu 7.04 out at 2007 because my dads friend gave me a 7.04 version in 2008
MultiYippee 1 year ago
what song is this
spencezar666 1 year ago
'Around the World' by A Touch of Class. (About 10 years old.)
johnblyt 1 year ago
@spencezar666 ATC - Around the World
its in the description jack
shtefrazzna 1 year ago
what song is this
spencezar666 1 year ago
How much power does Beryl burn off of your CPU?
greenboy623 1 year ago
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Ha ha ha its really hard to find clean download today. You could either find yourself downloading a file with virus or download a file after you signed up. Well I would go to the sign up.
Well if you want to go to clean but would take few minutes to download the keygen. Then here is the link:
windows7keygen(dot)co(dot)cc
chescacrew 1 year ago
cubedesktops?
yhb40 1 year ago
I remember this song.. Never heard this song for 9 years!!!
RomJonno15 1 year ago
can it run on my old computer?
specs:
1.1 GHz Intel Celeron
512 MB ram
180 GB Hard drive disk
mx200 graphic card
cpu overclocked to 1.6ghz
007agent0007 1 year ago
Yes absolutely. If you find the desktop version is too resource demanding you can install xubuntu which is a little lighter on resources. Also the next version is extremely fast 10.04 Lucid Lynx which is due out soon. There have been many updates since this video was made.
histoplasmosis 1 year ago
i doubt you will get compiz or virtualbox working without some serious resource hogging. however ubuntu will run decent-ish. you can use a lightweight distro, or trim some.. most of the install packages from ubuntu.
NiGhtMarEs0nWax 1 year ago
i have trouble with 9.10 on old PC , crucially slow, i think it may be wrong GPU driver, but i dont have time (and "animus" to do that)... currently i run 8.04 LTS (LTS i guess :D) it works fine. my PC is HP500 (laptop) i quite forgot the specs... :D
opec11 1 year ago
i guess so...
berserkerfunestus 2 years ago
of course windows took forever to start LOL ... cool vid though =D
Ubuntu is the best... I have had it on all of my computers!!
TheGreatBunghole16 2 years ago
nice vid, horrible music though...
berserkerfunestus 2 years ago
no jodas jaja ino no simulo nadaa y el xp me corre muuuuuuyyy lentoo !!! pero pss 128 de ram es mas que suficiente para xp jaja
1fenixazul 2 years ago
WHo IS This SONG?
GX92s 2 years ago
atc around the world
juanacious 2 years ago 2
What is ubuntu ?
Ihatemoleys 2 years ago
It's a free operating system for your computer. Operating systems are what you use everyday like Windows or Mac's OsX etc....
histoplasmosis 2 years ago
not to mention the best os
666joemetal 2 years ago
this song is gay as fuck and ubuntu is gay as fuck why use a fork of a distro if you're going to do that use fedora. but debian is way better
AquAcid 2 years ago
I like your dancing mouse. :D
MattiasXL 2 years ago 2
lol me to. :D
McMichael96 2 years ago
noob
sammy2008ch 2 years ago
ubuntu looks almost the same as windows, i never heard of it. anyone some info about ubuntu?
Plxi 2 years ago
It's called Linux, look into it. Ubuntu is for Linux n00bs or lazy people. I have it on a laptop but run OpenSuSE 11.2 on my home computer.
izraqthedark 2 years ago
What is the practical use of runing Windows XP through Ubuntu?
edpanu1960 2 years ago
Running Windows applications like Photoshop?
ubuntututorials 2 years ago
running windows through linux is much more secure than running windows alone. meaning you won't catch many viruses if any at all
uniqunik 2 years ago
Not quite true - you're still vulnerable to all the viruses that the Windows OS has. If you mean using Wine, then that's OK, because Wine isn't compatible with most viruses, because they depend on various security holes in the OS, which Wine hasn't replicated.
ubuntututorials 2 years ago
Probably one of those "just because" videos.
MattiasXL 2 years ago
well say you have a small drive and prefer ubuntu over windows but don't want to dual boot and leave about 10 gigs for each system but at the same time you just bought an ipod touch and want to add music to it running win xp in a vm would be the best way to do that
kornguy26 2 years ago
How many OSes can I install in virtual box ??
dawiddrake 2 years ago
as many as you can create virtual drives for
kornguy26 2 years ago
what is the song?
vlnmarkus 2 years ago
yea...whats the song?
swisscheesepotatochi 2 years ago
@swisscheesepotatochi : The song it's called "ATC - Around The World"
avrilloosing 2 years ago
How you do it?
lolmanner12 2 years ago
I was running virtualbox which is a free virtualization software. It emulates a PC and you can install whatever OS you want inside of the virtual pc. Then you install Guest Additions and can switch to seamless mode.
histoplasmosis 2 years ago
hey i know this song! just dont know why
iPodAndiPhoneGuide 2 years ago
Microsot isn't a professional boxer though. Just a good knowlegde of where to get dopings :)
XyntaEngine 2 years ago
what is the song?
leonresidentevilfan 2 years ago
atc- around the world
iPodAndiPhoneGuide 2 years ago
thx
leonresidentevilfan 2 years ago
We need a Good operating system which will support all drivers and softwares .. In the video it looks good that Linux has good Animated screen. but think in real what it can do ? will it support finger print authetication ? can a new Mobile phone connected and browse for files ? we dnt want to search for all packages in internet to enable something ... To compete with Windows OS in desktop market Linux flavours has to try more and more.....
muthusaj 2 years ago 2
it does its best without large funds which big corporations have. Think of it: it's FREE and it's as almost usable as COMMERCIAL products.
In a fair competition (it hasn't 50.000 paid staff) it wins. It's like a 8 y.o. kid almost knocking down a professioanl boxer. It's worth praising.
XyntaEngine 2 years ago
Actually, Linux is commercially funded by Red Hat, IBM, Canonical and Novell, to name a few. Mostly in the server market though, but the desktop users get the increased stability required by servers. :)
ubuntututorials 2 years ago
muthusaj, you are absolutely incorrect!
My laptop came with a finderprint reader, i formated the entire HD on it, installed F11 on it and it recognized it right away (on windows, you would need to install 3rd party software that costs money).
Secondly, my LG VU is recognized AS A CELL PHONE (unlike windows which thinks its just a usb flash drive). and supports Internet tunneling! (on windows, i can only Imagen the headache trying to get it to work)
Your points are completely inaccurate!
wiz126 2 years ago
name the music plees
solosims3 2 years ago
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dshadow01 2 years ago
can someday ps3 can run windows xp directly please someone tell me....
amitq99 2 years ago
nope.... maybe..... yes.....
although it would require ALOT of tweakining in windows xp to get all the ps3 drivers to work.
hellstudios 2 years ago
yes... i think you are right ... but you know what i think about ps3 now its just a toy.. and nothing elsee ... by the way thanks for the reply.
amitq99 2 years ago
Ubuntu 7.04
ROCKS!!!!!!!!
didogazeto 2 years ago
Ubuntu 7.04 was so light.. WTF happened. Now Ubuntu is a fucking hog. My computer with 256 can no longer handle it.
JamesManes 2 years ago
@JamesManes Yeah on my Pentium 3 with 320mb ram ubuntu 7.04 ran smoothly. Now with ubuntu 10.04 I wait like 2 minutes just to get to the place where I type i n the password.
MultiYippee 1 year ago
i also have windows xp
0lum0lum 2 years ago
ok if you Intel-V or AMD64-V use KVM or other acclreators such as KQEMU or QVM
cumberj001 2 years ago
Ubuntu is the slowest linux ever made but have you ever tried a NORMAL linux? If you can show me a faster boot, then a debian's or gentoo's kde3 with kdm autologin enabled, then I believe you.
Sh!tdows FTL.
p.s.: You'll never even find a free compiz or kwin4 clone, but for which you pay, even eats tons of ram and cpu
And I don't think, that in windows this one will ever work: apt-get (or yum or etc) install compiz amarok krusader ktorrent amsn (...) 1 comand= 4 first class software without ads.
nantocsem 2 years ago
If you make your own Linux distro specifically designed for your computer then you can get it to boot up in 10 seconds on a 2GHZ duel core CPU with 1 GB of ram.
It only uses 60MB of ram and 40MHZ CPU when IDLE and using Fluxbox.
Now thats fast!
Windows xp used 200 MB ram and 400 MHZ when IDLE. :-/
Windows Vista used 500 MB ram and 900 MHZ when IDLE. :-/
Sorry Microsoft but that is SAD!
autonomous2010 2 years ago
espero no sea algo malo pork me quitas la ilisuon,pendejo
leonresidentevilfan 2 years ago
Así que usted debe saber que la mayoría de las personas que utilizan el Inglés no entender español. También me acaba de expresar mi opinión.
autonomous2010 2 years ago
lol... my vista used about 1 gb when idle... but now i dumped the dual boot shit and im using linux only :)
Imm0rtalDarkness 2 years ago
OUCH! I can't believe I got -2 rating just because of that comment.
I am not going to hate on microsoft though, Windows xp is a good OS but its unstable and very prone to bugs.
Linux has its catches too. Its complex for non power users to get used to linux as you have to use the terminal if something goes wrong. In windows if something goes wrong you just get a new computer.
and what is funny is MOST computers sold today have windows preinstalled.
autonomous2010 2 years ago
My XP "boots" in less than 5 seconds, it's all about configuration
redtails 2 years ago
Dang! You either have a VERY fast computer or a VERY limited windows xp.
I bet you can't get it to boot up that fast with Vista.
Also take note that xp and vista start services in the background so it looks like it is already booted up but its not. lol Cleaver Microsoft.
autonomous2010 2 years ago
Yeah only way XP can boot within a couple of seconds is by using sleep and disabling a ton of services. Ideal for netbooks. Does Ubuntu support "sleep mode" as well? i.e. keeping power to the ram while switching all else off, never really looked past knoppix and DSL myself
redtails 2 years ago
Yeah I can understand that.
I am not going to lie to people, linux is for geeks.
If something goes wrong you have to know how linux ticks to fix it. lol
But if you love programming and trying new things like me then linux is great! lol
Almost all linux distros have a sleep function but not all computers support it.
The sleep function may be helpful in some cases but it writes the entire session to the hard drive so I can imagine that it would decrease the life of your hard drive. lol
autonomous2010 2 years ago
I am not like most linux users. I don't hate windows. lol
Windows and linux are both good operating systems but windows is very limited to what you can do with it.
Windows uses registry keys and DLL's to change things but linux uses shell commands and scripts. lol
I kinda wish more developers would make games for linux. (One of the reasons why I currently program in linux).
The other thing I don't like about linux is the lack of documentation on C or C++ libraries for linux. :-/
autonomous2010 2 years ago
I'm calling it "sleep" but I think it's called "standby", the ram does preserve its power. I wish I knew more about linux. I understand directx isn't supported as it's from MS itself, but what about openGL? Must be a reason why it's called open..
Both have advantages and disadvantages, though. I mean by using DLLs you don't have to write everything from scratch. I like linux because compared to IIS it's easy to run an apache, PHP and a mysql server within a couple of minutes
redtails 2 years ago
OpenGL is for windows and linux but Directx is Windows only.
I like linux because i can do anything with it.
Windows uses DLL's but linux uses binaries and scripts to run programs.
I am currently making my own linux distro with LFS and so far its a pain but its going to be worth it.
autonomous2010 2 years ago
I hope the future will bring us some good things. There are programs out there to "slim" down XP from scratch, I once had a 150mb xp. The future will hopefully get us to a point where I can just click things I want to be included in a linux distro and the custom ISO will be there to run directly from a USB stick, instead of the ext2 filesystem crap
redtails 2 years ago
I personally like ext3 because it reduces the damage on your files if you have a crash. lol
a portable windows xp would be awesome. lol
autonomous2010 2 years ago
Does ext3 have a lot of error correction built inside of it? I'm not a big fan of ntfs but it's the only decent FS that allows huge filesizes while ext3 has a relatively low filesize limit that will be reached in the next couple of years (16gb I think it was), so you won't be able to write 25gb bluray ISOs to your HDD. I've experimented with a USB XP version but the boot gets to me every time.. Linux has syslinux to back it up but windows has only boot.ini which makes it impossible to do anythin
redtails 2 years ago
ext3 is a journeld file system so the files never get fragmented so thats why its faster for errors to be fixed then an NTFS file system.
if you have to have BIG files then use xfs instead of ext3 but it will be slower with smaller files.
Why are you writing blueray ISO images to your HDD? I think someone is mischievous! lol
I have NEVER used more then 10GB in the lifetime of a HDD.
hm... I didn't even know where was a portable xp.
Linux and Windows both have their problems.lol
autonomous2010 2 years ago
Well no one thought we'd be exchanging 8gb double-layer DVDs over the internet a couple of years ago, so in the next couple of years it might become possible to exchange bluray ISOs. I don't understand the journaling of an HDD completely, but I'm sure fragmantation does occur, otherwise a lot of space gets wasted because files don't fit in between 2 other files, or the disc is constantly moving files which shortens the life and is a waste of power. So how does it work?
redtails 2 years ago
This is very true.
I think some fragmentation occurs but not nearly as frequently as in windows.
After all generally speaking linux is smaller then windows. lol
autonomous2010 2 years ago
Well depends on the distro if you ask me. I've never seen a linux as big as a 15gb vista, but Ubuntu can get pretty bloated at 4~5gb. Although on a 1tb HDD like most people have nowadays, both are barely noticeable. It's mainly drivers which are hardly ever accessed so it's a good thing the harddrive isn't constantly crunching. I don't think I'd mind using linux.. I would definitely miss Office, Spartan and.. probably the real MSN. I couldn't live without Spartan, it costed €100!
redtails 2 years ago
Yeah thats why I hate Vista and Ubuntu.
A clean linux distro can be made with all the needed tools in only 100MB.
I find hard drives to be slow and eat up a lot of electricity so when i am not making any drastic changes to the linux distro I boot the 100MB distro into ram as to increase speed. The only downside to this is all data is lost.
Open Office is free for linux.
I have never hard of Spartan. o.0
They have a chat client that supports ALL chat protocols called Pidgin that works great.
autonomous2010 2 years ago
Yeah, Damn Small Linux was made to run on a 64mb disk, I tried it and it's all right. Serious lack of drivers though! HDDs aren't that bad you know, mine uses like 2W so wutever. I would miss Microsoft office because I don't like OO, and Pidgin looks like it's from 1999 so I was never a big fan. I'm just rusted solid. Spartan is a molecule simulation program for calculating quantum chemistry, they're said to have linux releases but never really looked into it. Don't you miss windows software?
redtails 2 years ago
I know HDD are not bad. Its just my hard drive. lol
Its noisy and old. lol
Spartan sounds VERY interesting but I cant imagine a practical use for it unless you are learning advanced quantum physics.
If you indeed are then I applaud you because I am still a Junior in high school. :-/
I am an at home computer programmer so no I don't miss windows one bit. lol
But I have recently started taking up OpenGL for python so I can make 3D games. xD
I like an OS that I can build on.
autonomous2010 2 years ago
Well I happened to be a chemistry student so there's your application. It helped me a lot to understand the structure of hydrocarbons, although it can render basically anything; including huge strands of DNA and 2000+dalton proteines. I should probably look for another molsimulation program one day. Don't you hate typing the whole DPKG command just to install a program, though? I somewhat admire MAC and WIN for their double-click installers without the need of the shell
redtails 2 years ago
lol dpkg is USUALLY only for commercial linux distros.
I use GCC, make, and make install for installing packages. lol
autonomous2010 2 years ago
GCC? Is it capable of directly installing tarballs? Some distros have a built-in installer, but I never really looked past all the knoppix related ones
redtails 2 years ago
sorry if my previous answer didnt have much info on fragmentation as I am still learning about linux so mind me.
I will use a visual comparison to make things easier to explain for me.
When windows wants to defragment the hard drive it first dumps all files into one big pile and then quickly stuffs it into the closest folder so its just a big jumbled mess.
In linux when you boot up all files are automatically checked and sorted individually into their correct locations so its neat and tidy.
autonomous2010 2 years ago
A "pile" is just a visualisation, though. If this neatness affects the random seek time, then I'll admit it. But seeing as both FSs hold a table of content saying where the data is, the seek time should be identical. I guess copying on ext2 and ext3 is slightly faster. Although in real life situations where thousands of small files are moved about (internet cache, gaming, etc), I think both filesystems offer the same performances. Why can't there not just be one uniform FS D:
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xxk4m1lxx 2 years ago
lol
gustavoschroeder89 2 years ago
why lol?
leonresidentevilfan 2 years ago
Looser... You don't know for emulators? LoL! WTF? I mean... Compiz in Linux and XP (SP1) in Emulator... FFS -.-
DJRajke 2 years ago
You know your life is pathetic when use "lol wtf" in a sentence and finish it with "ffs" :)
yourmomisrandom 2 years ago 2
Hehehehe, nah... :D
DJRajke 2 years ago
Da para emular o linux no windows tambem
Alexradial 2 years ago
what is the name for the song?
leonresidentevilfan 2 years ago
atc - around the world
hygik 2 years ago
thx
leonresidentevilfan 2 years ago
it takes 5 seconds
aidan160 2 years ago 5
not when it comes to stability and system resource usage, and im not being the loser if your the one who is losing your temper over a computer operating system, and about people saying Linux isn't stable that's only because you don't know how to use it, i don't even know how to use it
aidan160 2 years ago
Wow you looser. You cant even get the naming right. There is no Ubuntu 7.0. 7.04, and 7.10 yes. Damn windows fan boy. Any computer would be about $100 cheaper if you used Ubuntu/Linux. You are clearly just a mouse pusher who just wants youtube, email, and porn. Anybody above your caliber of computer usage would appreciate Ubuntu for the flexibility it offers against shit-doze.
DannyBoi56 2 years ago
Windows is better than ubuntu
Firefox3339 2 years ago
Hey everyone, look! It's an average computer user who uses his computer for email and youtube!! Don't be flaming a superior operating system. Go back to your closed-source faggotry.
DannyBoi56 2 years ago
He is a n00b who have the computer filled with vírus, do everthing extremaly slowy and is a gay mouse-pusher- if you ask him "what does Ctrl+Alt+Del", i'm sure he will don't know...
gfyhdhbyhgj 2 years ago 2
epale como lo descargo
cesardavidyepez 2 years ago
virtualbox
leonresidentevilfan 2 years ago 2
every server has its role
linux-ofice thingys,for programers
microsoft-for gaming,and editing
mac-i forgot,ther used to be somthing,but i simply forgot it (i apologize to mac users)
i am on Windows XP
Nodle66 2 years ago
linux server is better for games because it uses less system resources and it is more stable
aidan160 2 years ago
yeah,but windows is ultimate for gaming
and mac is editing (photoshop, and shit)
and i forgot what
Windows and apple are kinda related
they r verry comaptible
the best is to use linux to make a program,windows to test it,and Mac to refine it
Nodle66 2 years ago
no mac and Linux are more alike because they both use the UNIX kernel, and making programs in any OS is good, its windows for gaming and office work, mac for videos, and Linux for servers
aidan160 2 years ago
Linux and Mac are basically cousins. If you know one, you almost know the other.
DannyBoi56 2 years ago
thanks for that i have the song i love this song so much i repeat it every day
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alexcrystalmilan 2 years ago
i love this song and that fancy affect can u tell me and others wart the song is?
69756 2 years ago
ATC- Around the world
1255283a 2 years ago
this windows Xp is very low to turn off. Just see
HELLOCCIELO666 2 years ago
no doubt linux is the finest OS till now, I have been in microsoft, and they still run their servers on linux :D
hassanalvi1989 2 years ago 2
rofl linuxpwnt :D
guerrillaman69 2 years ago
quise decir video y rola y pasame le nombre de la rola
ederyisis 2 years ago
ATC - Around the World
luiseedd 2 years ago
la rola y la cancion estan chidas como se llama la rola por fa
ederyisis 2 years ago
i want to try and run windows and linux on my mac. would be fun
RageicaNiels 2 years ago
ATC - around the world
moonrainx 2 years ago
como se llama la cancion??
brandonaxel10 2 years ago
English only please.
histoplasmosis 2 years ago
He said "What song is it?"
DDenLaden 2 years ago
ala verga pendejo
juanitopistolas13 2 years ago
ATC - En todo el mundo está la canción
WackoJaAckO 2 years ago
he said "ATC - In all the world is the song" perhaps a translation issue who cares anyway. i want to find this song pretty nice.
rodolfosevero007 2 years ago
lol wtffff
wyads 2 years ago
nice song ^^
75neo 2 years ago
how do you get your computer to run both operating systems. im trying to get mine like that since my printer and other stuff are not compatible with lenuix
ManDev94 2 years ago
what are the specs?
Manjotttt 2 years ago
P4 3ghz.
histoplasmosis 2 years ago
I am running an old compaq with a sempron 3000. It has ubuntu, and I want a copy of windows for some projects at work. Do you think windows would run faster on a dual boot, or would it be worth me running it virtually? I am going to load windows on it after work, I just don't know which I should do.
xvcranevx 2 years ago
Its plenty fast for work related stuff. Just don&#