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Re: My personal thanks to OSNN and the people here.
Start whore'in up the threads.
Start whore'in up the threads.
The Official “New To This Community” Thread
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Hope ya stick aroung
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Hey a good buddy of mine told me if i had ANY trouble with my computer or stuff i could ask for help here? lots of stuff here...wow....*stares around room* i mean board......i mean page...i mean..oh nvm well good to be here
Hey a good buddy of mine told me if i had ANY trouble with my computer or stuff i could ask for help here? lots of stuff here...wow....*stares around room* i mean board......i mean page...i mean..oh nvm well good to be here
Hello, Matt and everyone!
I am very happy to be a new member of this on-line community and I hope to contribute, as well as to learn.
Regarding the operating systems that I currently use, I am running Windows XP Professional, Mac OS X 10.4 ("Tiger"), and SuSE Linux Professional 8.3.
I have decided that it is time for me to upgrade my version of SuSE Linux, and I am awaiting my copy of SuSE Linux 10.1. I started using Linux in the fall of 2002, although I still consider myself very much a neophyte (i.e., a "newbie").
I have always used SuSE Linux, but I plan to try other distributions as well. (My local computer shop recently gave me free CDs for the latest version of Ubuntu Linux, one set for Intel-based systems and another for G4 and G5 Macintosh hardware.)
I have rebuilt my Intel-based PC three times, which allows me to install precisely the hardware that I want and to configure all aspects of the system. I am no hardware expert, but I do read documentation, do research, and benefit from the kind advice of others. My current self-built system has a 2.0-GHz Pentium-4 processor and 1 GB of RAM.
Regarding Windows, I will be getting a free copy of the corporate edition of Windows Vista, whenever it is released.
I recently purchased two used, identical 3.0-GHz Pentium-4 Dell Dimension systems from a colleague. I customized and gave one system to my sister for her medical transcription work, and I am currently working on the other system, which I am keeping.
Because of Vista's hardware requirements, I have about decided to use the 3.0-GHz Dell machine for Windows XP Professional and Windows Vista, dual-booting. The Dell is the faster of my two Intel-based computers and has a fast AGP video card, so it seems the logical machine on which to run Vista.
I am going to convert my 2.0-GHz Pentium 4 system to a Linux-only computer. (Currently, I am dual-booting Windows XP Pro and SuSE Linux on it.) I have a KVM switch to allow these two computers to share a keyboard, monitor, and mouse, and will be getting a switch box to allow them to share a parallel HP laser printer.
Regarding my Power Mac G4 tower, Tiger runs well on it (never has crashed). Eventually, I hope to be able to afford to purchase an Intel-based Macintosh, but I will wait until the desktop models come out and there is ample third-party software for Intel Macs.
I have many other interests besides computers, and these interests are quite eclectic. I enjoy classical music, some Russian popular music, reading, hand-coding Web sites, volunteering for educational and nonprofit organizations, and several other activities (but this message is too long already).
Hello, again, and thank you for your time -- and patience. :nervous:
Cordially,
David
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Following the advice of the automatic message that I just received after joining OSNN.net, I want to take a moment to say hello and to introduce myself.
I am very happy to be a new member of this on-line community and I hope to contribute, as well as to learn.
Regarding the operating systems that I currently use, I am running Windows XP Professional, Mac OS X 10.4 ("Tiger"), and SuSE Linux Professional 8.3.
I have decided that it is time for me to upgrade my version of SuSE Linux, and I am awaiting my copy of SuSE Linux 10.1. I started using Linux in the fall of 2002, although I still consider myself very much a neophyte (i.e., a "newbie").
I have always used SuSE Linux, but I plan to try other distributions as well. (My local computer shop recently gave me free CDs for the latest version of Ubuntu Linux, one set for Intel-based systems and another for G4 and G5 Macintosh hardware.)
I have rebuilt my Intel-based PC three times, which allows me to install precisely the hardware that I want and to configure all aspects of the system. I am no hardware expert, but I do read documentation, do research, and benefit from the kind advice of others. My current self-built system has a 2.0-GHz Pentium-4 processor and 1 GB of RAM.
Regarding Windows, I will be getting a free copy of the corporate edition of Windows Vista, whenever it is released.
I recently purchased two used, identical 3.0-GHz Pentium-4 Dell Dimension systems from a colleague. I customized and gave one system to my sister for her medical transcription work, and I am currently working on the other system, which I am keeping.
Because of Vista's hardware requirements, I have about decided to use the 3.0-GHz Dell machine for Windows XP Professional and Windows Vista, dual-booting. The Dell is the faster of my two Intel-based computers and has a fast AGP video card, so it seems the logical machine on which to run Vista.
I am going to convert my 2.0-GHz Pentium 4 system to a Linux-only computer. (Currently, I am dual-booting Windows XP Pro and SuSE Linux on it.) I have a KVM switch to allow these two computers to share a keyboard, monitor, and mouse, and will be getting a switch box to allow them to share a parallel HP laser printer.
Regarding my Power Mac G4 tower, Tiger runs well on it (never has crashed). Eventually, I hope to be able to afford to purchase an Intel-based Macintosh, but I will wait until the desktop models come out and there is ample third-party software for Intel Macs.
I have many other interests besides computers, and these interests are quite eclectic. I enjoy classical music, some Russian popular music, reading, hand-coding Web sites, volunteering for educational and nonprofit organizations, and several other activities (but this message is too long already).
Hello, again, and thank you for your time -- and patience. :nervous:
Cordially,
David
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Welcome to OSNN.
I am sure you mean Vista Ultimate
Ultimate will have basically everything throwin in there.
I am sure you mean Vista Ultimate
Ultimate will have basically everything throwin in there.
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