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rs480 · 4th December 2010, 06:40

Lazy GUI user! I got use to Puppy 421 (frugal install),stuck with it and am completely windoze free! Too stupid to "get" all the command line bits but will use it if necessary..........I am so glad there are other linux/pervs out here!
Puppy 511 has been frugal installed (the cd is in the drive for startup) on my friend's computer for porn hunts (SAFETY IN ODDITY! Yep, I maintain his computer). LINUX, the choice if a gnu generation.
Thanks to all of you (no matter what flavor of linux you use) for being here! Hell, anywhere! We all rock!
RS

GardoBardo · 15th February 2011, 19:32

ArchLinux

yeah baby!

isamu · 27th June 2011, 20:43

Mandriva 2010.1 (aka Mandy) and FEL Fedora Electronica Lab !!!
that pair rules!!!!

PatrynXX · 27th June 2011, 23:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by monogroover

Hello! I currently use Ubuntu 10.4, I've been a Unix specialist for 20 years, and have worked with Linux for about 10.

I always recommend Ubuntu these days. Years ago I used to use Mandrake (now Mandriva) because it had excellent support for hardware, but these days Ubuntu has gained the necessary critical mass to become the slickest and best-supported distro in my opinion.

their servers are rather slow though when I update. have the iso/cd of the latest burned, just haven't had time to put the drive in. As I have a Dell, all I do is shut this one off and switch drives (have plenty of caps on the drives. used to be called caddies but how can one call it a caddy when it's simply a cap on the end of a drive. (the one brother has only has one screw. has a plastic poker on the other side. lol Been using ubuntu off and on since 2006 although gog*com isn't helping. wonder if gog works on linux since it's using Dosbox (GOG= Good Old Games)

have plenty of other distro's.. even Neowin's for a bit. or DSL never could get that to work right. Damn Small Linux. it's all command line I think.

maxedout · 28th June 2011, 00:56

I started with Ubuntu 6.06 after my windoze xp drive died & stuck with that for quite a while
(you know how it is, you want to upgrade but never seem to get the chance).

Eventually I upgraded to 9.04 until my mother board went (old computer, I'm surprised it lasted this long).
I re-installed 9.04 as it was the most recent cd I had.
Last week I finally got round to upgrading again & decided to give Mint 9 a try.
I must say I'm pretty impressed, apart from the usual hassle
(it may only take 20 mins to install but you spend most of the next week tweaking the system
& trying to remember how you had everything set up last time, but that's true of any OS)
e.g. the method for getting my all-in-one lexmark working has changed -
actually it's easier now as the scanner works out of the box but finding the new instructions for the printer took a while.

I think I've got more or less everything sorted now - at least until I need a program I forgot to re-install.

dr_hubble · 30th June 2011, 15:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by PatrynXX

...lol Been using ubuntu off and on since 2006 although gog*com isn't helping. wonder if gog works on linux since it's using Dosbox (GOG= Good Old Games)

It should work check out dosbox dot com.

A snippet from that site

Quote:

What made you decide to use DOSBox, instead of creating your own?

Pawel: Before we launched GOG.com, we did think about creating our own software for emulating DOS environment under Windows, unfortunately time was crucial here and we decided to use DOSBox instead. Having our own software would have its advantages, but then DOSBox is an acclaimed and the best working DOS emulator out there, with hundreds of thousands (or even millions) users who test it on different hardware. In short these were the reasons we decided to use DOSBox, can’t complain we did that.

isamu · 10th July 2011, 02:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by PatrynXX

their servers are rather slow though when I update. have the iso/cd of the latest burned, just haven't had time to put the drive in. As I have a Dell, all I do is shut this one off and switch drives (have plenty of caps on the drives. used to be called caddies but how can one call it a caddy when it's simply a cap on the end of a drive. (the one brother has only has one screw. has a plastic poker on the other side. lol Been using ubuntu off and on since 2006 although gog*com isn't helping. wonder if gog works on linux since it's using Dosbox (GOG= Good Old Games)

have plenty of other distro's.. even Neowin's for a bit. or DSL never could get that to work right. Damn Small Linux. it's all command line I think.

ubuntu isnt the best server choice, if you want a pure server I will use OpenSuse, Mandriva or ArchLinux;

as for the old good games why dont use a virtual machine???

cipal · 7th January 2012, 14:38

Mint 10

powerofporn · 14th January 2012, 14:17

I use Debian 6.0.3

derpyhar · 16th January 2012, 05:50

I currently use Ubuntu and Debian on work and home desktop respectively, and am working on an Arch Linux install on my laptop.

4th December 2010, 06:40	#31
rs480 Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 3 Times in 1 Post	Puppy Linux 421 User Here Lazy GUI user! I got use to Puppy 421 (frugal install),stuck with it and am completely windoze free! Too stupid to "get" all the command line bits but will use it if necessary..........I am so glad there are other linux/pervs out here! Puppy 511 has been frugal installed (the cd is in the drive for startup) on my friend's computer for porn hunts (SAFETY IN ODDITY! Yep, I maintain his computer). LINUX, the choice if a gnu generation. Thanks to all of you (no matter what flavor of linux you use) for being here! Hell, anywhere! We all rock! RS

15th February 2011, 19:32	#32
GardoBardo Junior Member Newbie Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 21 Thanks: 193 Thanked 31 Times in 17 Posts	ArchLinux yeah baby!

27th June 2011, 20:43	#33
isamu Registered User Addicted Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 346 Thanks: 27,681 Thanked 2,443 Times in 342 Posts	Mandriva 2010.1 (aka Mandy) and FEL Fedora Electronica Lab !!! that pair rules!!!!

28th June 2011, 00:56	#35
maxedout Virgin Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 7 Thanks: 6,641 Thanked 15 Times in 6 Posts	I started with Ubuntu 6.06 after my windoze xp drive died & stuck with that for quite a while (you know how it is, you want to upgrade but never seem to get the chance). Eventually I upgraded to 9.04 until my mother board went (old computer, I'm surprised it lasted this long). I re-installed 9.04 as it was the most recent cd I had. Last week I finally got round to upgrading again & decided to give Mint 9 a try. I must say I'm pretty impressed, apart from the usual hassle (it may only take 20 mins to install but you spend most of the next week tweaking the system & trying to remember how you had everything set up last time, but that's true of any OS) e.g. the method for getting my all-in-one lexmark working has changed - actually it's easier now as the scanner works out of the box but finding the new instructions for the printer took a while. I think I've got more or less everything sorted now - at least until I need a program I forgot to re-install.

7th January 2012, 14:38	#38
cipal Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 9 Thanks: 10 Thanked 5 Times in 2 Posts	Mint 10

14th January 2012, 14:17	#39
powerofporn Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 8 Thanks: 2 Thanked 15 Times in 7 Posts	I use Debian 6.0.3

16th January 2012, 05:50	#40
derpyhar Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 5 Thanks: 36 Thanked 13 Times in 3 Posts	I currently use Ubuntu and Debian on work and home desktop respectively, and am working on an Arch Linux install on my laptop.