Ubuntu Linux Coming to Dell PCs

[Anusha]

thats your problem i play what i like... i am pretty sure that if you want you can get almost anything to work in linux.

Now this is the problem.
In Linux, either a game doesn't run at all, or when you finally somehow get it to work, you could have finished it 10 times in Windows.

 

[Anusha]

thats just a idea, the 'last resort' thing... VMware now has more built in support in the linux kernel...

It's like going back to square one.

 

[dineitdark]

do u knw abt HAL? hardware abstraction layer ?? i was talkin abt special registers for the special effects like rendering support n GPU control n y do u support ms stuf soo much ? do dey pay u? HEHE

i have the same feeling? may be he have a advertising job in MS. who knows

 

[dineitdark]

Now this is the problem.
In Linux, either a game doesn't run at all, or when you finally somehow get it to work, you could have finished it 10 times in Windows.

when something runs in linux it runs. low memory usage, more throughput... don't get stuck... etc added benifits.

all this trial and error things are there casue these people who develop the games don't support linux. and thats there fault and not linux's fault.

 

[Anusha]

i have the same feeling? may be he have a advertising job in MS. who knows

I wish!
And I guess your hobby is to get things to work, not actually working with things.

 

[dineitdark]

It's like going back to square one.

oh well. there are so many ways to 'run it' i am not very much in to this. as i got what i want working. but i can tell you most of the windows programs + games run better in linux.

 

[dineitdark]

I wish!
And I guess your hobby is to get things to work, not actually working with things.

haha... you will get a job there don;t worry. show your attitude and be professional. thats all... its so easier to go to MS than surviving as a open source developer. best of the luck on that MS thing

well what's the deference?

 

[Anusha]

haha... you will get a job there don;t worry. show your attitude and be professional. thats all... its so easier to go to MS than surviving as a open source developer. best of the luck on that MS thing

well what's the deference?

Someone's jealous

If you don't understand the difference, then no point talking about this.

You'll always say Linux is better. I'll always say Windows is better. This is going nowhere.

 

[dineitdark]

Someone's jealous

If you don't understand the difference, then no point talking about this.

You'll always say Linux is better. I'll always say Windows is better. This is going nowhere.

whos jelous? haha... i am not jelous... i love the fun more than the money so thats why i don't wanna go the MS... way. thats ma attitude buddy!

and yea.. thats true... but i just can't understand you. but still i want to understand you

 

[Anusha]

whos jelous? haha... i am not jelous... i love the fun more than the money so thats why i don't wanna go the MS... way. thats ma attitude buddy!

and yea.. thats true... but i just can't understand you. but still i want to understand you

The OS a person wants to use is his/her choice. If his/her choice is good enough for his/her work, then fine. Linux can't provide what I want. If you are saying that you can emulate Windows software and work them in Linux (WINE or whatever mechanism it is), that's not good enough (for me). Still, it's running in an environment they are not supposed to run - that's my feeling. If one is fine with that, I don't care. Hell, I don't like running 32bit software in 64bit environment either. But that's unavoidable in both Linux and Windows.

I'm not saying Linux is totally crap. There are certain things that I would like to see in Windows. But those features alone can't make it better than Windows for what I expect from a system.

 

[madurax86]

The OS a person wants to use is his/her choice. If his/her choice is good enough for his/her work, then fine. Linux can't provide what I want. If you are saying that you can emulate Windows software and work them in Linux (WINE or whatever mechanism it is), that's not good enough (for me). Still, it's running in an environment they are not supposed to run - that's my feeling. If one is fine with that, I don't care. Hell, I don't like running 32bit software in 64bit environment either. But that's unavoidable in both Linux and Windows.

I'm not saying Linux is totally crap. There are certain things that I would like to see in Windows. But those features alone can't make it better than Windows for what I expect from a system.

dude v r not sayin u to use linux; v r sayin y linux is better dan windows no matter wht da ppl say it IS better dan windows both in graphics n software u like vista's graphics ne? chek out SUSE's new look ...it runs on OpenGL can windows run its desktop fully on DirectX?? ms copied frm suse [its tru] SUSE's open version OpenSuse 10.2 [wit da new look xgl] was out b4 vista ...i choose linux for use wit an internet conection coz deres not dat irritating word 'BUY' its free u use it u contribute it by doin sum of ur own development ---or u can jst simply use it no money.

leave all those stuf i sed jst think wher does GNUtella n da concept for mass file sharing comes

 

[Anusha]

or u can jst simply use it no money .

That's exactly how I use Windows.