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Originally Posted by PaperDolls 
Geez Stone, I knew you were a geek but wowza brotha! You've got me beat. 
Send me a PM on how you're feeling. I'm here for ya. :ghug3
Send me a PM on how you're feeling. I'm here for ya. :ghug3
I might take you up on the PM idea!
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I tried Ubuntu 64bit, seemed quite speedy but I cant be bothered learning how to force 32bit apps to work yet, so I have gone back to the 32bit Ubuntu. :bounce[/QUOTE]
maybe this will help
Running 32-bit Applications on 64-bit Debian GNU/Linux
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maybe this will help
Running 32-bit Applications on 64-bit Debian GNU/Linux
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The slight speed difference just doesnt make it worth me bothering frst...I am checking the Ubuntu forums often enough as it is, lol.
I have only been using any Linux for about a month, I dont want to make things any more complicated than they already are...just yet.
I have only been using any Linux for about a month, I dont want to make things any more complicated than they already are...just yet.
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Originally Posted by frstnm
on other linux machines I have run windows and various apps in a dual boot
dont blame you for not wanting to complicate things....
good luck
dont blame you for not wanting to complicate things....
good luck
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Originally Posted by stone
Yea, I am dual booting with XP and Ubuntu right now. Gonna try out the Fedora live DVD soon.
Hi Kev.
Hi Kev.
I used to use VMWare, was pretty spiffo
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I have really enjoyed learning what I have. Linux is awesome. I need a rest from the learning and the trying of distros (after Fedora, lol) and to just use the damn thing.
Ubuntu is now my main OS, I am just keeping a stripped version of XP (Tiny XP) in case I need it.
Oh yea, I need it for Skype ATM. I haven't got my head around configuring Skype in Ubuntu yet.
Ubuntu is now my main OS, I am just keeping a stripped version of XP (Tiny XP) in case I need it.
Oh yea, I need it for Skype ATM. I haven't got my head around configuring Skype in Ubuntu yet.
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Oh man...nerding is contagious???!!! 
Hi frstmn)... nice to see you here.
You too Kev. You're turning into a right proper idiot.
I'm leaving now before I catch this nerd thing... feel a bit torrent coming on
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Night all.
Especially Stoney.
Hi frstmn)... nice to see you here.
You too Kev. You're turning into a right proper idiot.
I'm leaving now before I catch this nerd thing... feel a bit torrent coming on
.Night all.
Especially Stoney
.
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Originally Posted by gypsy tears
Oh man...nerding is contagious???!!!
Hi frstmn)... nice to see you here.
You too Kev. You're turning into a right proper idiot.
I'm leaving now before I catch this nerd thing... feel a bit torrent coming on.
Night all.
Especially Stoney.
Hi frstmn)... nice to see you here.
You too Kev. You're turning into a right proper idiot.
I'm leaving now before I catch this nerd thing... feel a bit torrent coming on
.Night all.
Especially Stoney
.bits bytes bob pieces ...
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