Who uses Linux?

indeed, but e17 runs circles around it. lightweight and all the eye candy you could want

 

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Thanks for the tip. I didnt think about that before. I too have a lightweight something that I can log into, thanks.

 

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It's at an experimental stage! I'm not going to do any production work atop an experimental and non finished window manager.

 

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I will use ICEWM

 

Well, it's a subjective thing who likes what better.
Anyways, if anyone wants to check out Fluxbox, go here -> http://fluxbox.sourceforge.net/

 

Why are U so helpful, r u a spy, I mean these day people are too selfish unlike what U seem to be ?

 

my g3 had a gentoo
cli only
gui under dev
that was way back in the day

i guess porting is now redundant with macintel as the def platform

 

:roflmao:....funnnnnnyyyy

50-50 posts baby.

 

1. Just what the fuck is a Lunux?

 

I use ubuntu gutsy with fluxbox on 1 pc, freebsd and backtrack2 on another. I was always into more than just solitaire and minesweeper, so linux is just right for me

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I use Kubuntu (KDE heavy version of Ubuntu ... I just dont like gnome...). It rocks, and all my hardware, from my bluetooth dongle, to my huawei modem through to my cannon camera were picked up first time and I did not need to install a single driver... and then compiz-fusion to sex up the interface.

 

fuck me charlie
too cool

/awe at linux users

time to switch, negroes

 

my next destop will be a black screen and a blinking curser at cli

hello spooky
the matrix has you

muhahaha

 

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It's a computer operating system (unless you were being sarcastic) used by NASA and also used as a back-up system for Window's main servers.

I've used Linux often and it is very computer-modding friendly. What I mean is that you can edit the software's systems to change it without being halted. Windows Vista will deny you access from software operating files.

 

Currently, the only linux system I have going is a Fedora-based setup - an OLPC.

Super-simple interface with enough power for the original Sim City, a Terminal, and word processor. The Mozilla-based web browser isn't too shabby either, and wireless worked right out of the box.

1) OSX: daily use
2) Win XP: work use and
3) OLPC fedora w/sugar UI: playing around, learning python and writing stuff while sitting outside. reflective screen, w00t!