From Taika-Kim on 10.04.2004, 18:07: Linux Ooooooooh this is soooooooooooo cool, I'm running on Linux now |
From FingerSoup on 11.04.2004, 00:24: Having been through Slackware, Redhat, Mandrake, Fedora and Gentoo, I have to agree - Linux is cool, but can be a pain to get the drivers working properly. Especially with companies like NVidia and ATI only half-assing their support for Linux. Honestly, we NEED open source drivers...
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From Taika-Kim on 11.04.2004, 22:15: Luckily I don't need superpowered display drivers for Linux, I still have Windows for those all-night Morrowind sessions |
From FingerSoup on 12.04.2004, 01:55:
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From Taika-Kim on 13.04.2004, 02:20: I formatted the whole partition and made a clean install, now things seem fine. |
From FingerSoup on 13.04.2004, 17:47: Like I said... Use "yum" for installing stuff. It may take a few minutes to set up, but it SHOULD only download and install stuff that's been tested. It's a little proprietary to Fedora right now, but it SHOULD find any obscure packages and grab them for you, provided you've chosen a safe source (ie: Fedora approved).
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From Taika-Kim on 13.04.2004, 20:33: I removed the whole thing already |
From Taika-Kim on 13.04.2004, 20:34: I removed the whole thing (linux, that is) already |
From liquid boy on 14.04.2004, 06:20: heh, you should try beos (and eventually openbeos) it's the best
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From ksn on 14.04.2004, 10:59:
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From Taika-Kim on 15.04.2004, 22:33: Is there any music software for it? |
From liquid boy on 19.04.2004, 03:33: hmm, yeah, probably - there isnt a great deal of software for be, (cos it isn't a wide spread os like windows / linux ) - but i think i saw a few apps on bebits.com
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From Taika-Kim on 22.04.2004, 08:24: I don't want to "try out" things, I want to write music efficiently and reliably |
From KarLKoX on 01.05.2004, 18:50: I ran Psycle on Linux 16/18 months ago using WineX (not Wine) from TransGaming. |
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