I've never actually tryed Linux since I'm used to windows... is it kinda like windows or... well does it support .exes and stuff like steam xfire yatta yatte?
Windows is to Linux as driving a car is to riding a motorcycle. There is a bit of a learning curve, and you cannot just switch from one to another.
to make things short:
don't expect windows executables to work right away, they wont. They were built for WINDOWS. there's a pretty snazzy emulator/compatability layer called WINE that can run many windows programs, but it wont catch everything.
I recommend doing some research and learning for yourself.
I recently bought Ubuntu Linux on a laptop. It is very similar to Windows, including a "start" menu albeit with a different name.
The problem is that Linux won't run my Dialup software due to being incompatible with many Windows aps.
Plus when I switched to 800x600 mode, I discovered it was impossible to go back to 1280x1024 since the Desktop Properties box was bigger than the screen!
So basically it's non-compatible and non-user friendly.
I'd recommend Mac OS as an alternative, not Linux.
I've never actually tryed Linux since I'm used to windows... is it kinda like windows or... well does it support .exes and stuff like steam xfire yatta yatte?
resdudeornardude 2 years ago
Windows is to Linux as driving a car is to riding a motorcycle. There is a bit of a learning curve, and you cannot just switch from one to another.
to make things short:
don't expect windows executables to work right away, they wont. They were built for WINDOWS. there's a pretty snazzy emulator/compatability layer called WINE that can run many windows programs, but it wont catch everything.
I recommend doing some research and learning for yourself.
Tyke91 2 years ago
I recently bought Ubuntu Linux on a laptop. It is very similar to Windows, including a "start" menu albeit with a different name.
The problem is that Linux won't run my Dialup software due to being incompatible with many Windows aps.
Plus when I switched to 800x600 mode, I discovered it was impossible to go back to 1280x1024 since the Desktop Properties box was bigger than the screen!
So basically it's non-compatible and non-user friendly.
I'd recommend Mac OS as an alternative, not Linux.
TeensAreNotChildren 2 years ago
I uses MAC at school... not too eazy to get used to... and .exes didnt work.
resdudeornardude 2 years ago
Duh of course they didn't, it's not windows, this doesn't mean that windows is better-.-
arkindal 2 years ago
lol where u are at a server?
HongKongKanto 2 years ago
Why are the printed signs cut out and pasted on another piece of paper? Can Linux not print in landscape mode?
snowraver1 2 years ago
Love the servers in the background, reminds me of the 128 dell xeons at my school.
ASCII808 2 years ago