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[Coolnessinabun]

My shizzle at the moment LOL!

Edited by Coolnessinabun, 15 August 2010 - 03:24 PM.

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Thread revival!


Been several months, things have changed, throw them out there!




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[MainEvent]

How did? I don't even...

[Ahkmed]

I accidentally my penis

[Halcomb]

Too avant-garde?

[Coolnessinabun]

[WiSe]

current desktop

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[Coolnessinabun]

Put Linux on my lappy.

[wondergod]

Put Linux on my lappy.

Ubuntu is for girls.

[WiSe]

Ubuntu is for girls.

exactly why coolness has it.

[Coolnessinabun]

Ubuntu is for girls.

LOL! I'm sorry. What's a more manly version? =D

[DarkShadow]

LOL! I'm sorry. What's a more manly version? =D

Mint Debian Edition is very polished / user friendly.

aside from that, Debian testing itself or Arch.

[Coolnessinabun]

Mint Debian Edition is very polished / user friendly.

aside from that, Debian testing itself or Arch.

OK. I'll keep that in mind. I was thinking about throwing a Linux partition on my desktop, just to go in and dick around. I love the fact that you can pretty much customize everything.

[MainEvent]

[DarkShadow]

OK. I'll keep that in mind. I was thinking about throwing a Linux partition on my desktop, just to go in and dick around. I love the fact that you can pretty much customize everything.

I'm gonna go on a little bit of a rant here just for the hell of it.

customization isn't an issue with ANY distro, it's about software packages being shipped by their repos. Debian / Debian testing / Ubuntu and most repos don't ship the latest packages for the sake of stability, but the developers of the software themselves do testing, so its testing ontop of more fucking testing and a 3+ month delay before you actually see the improvements.

example 1) the Linux 2.6.37 kernel got a lot of performance improvements in their development cycle, even more so in 2.6.38 (so much so that it makes for a night and day difference when using your system). Debian Squeeze (6.0) uses 2.6.32, same with Debian testing (if you want current you need to use Debian Sid (unstable / experimental).

the same type of stuff applies to almost all distros but there are exceptions. Archlinux is pretty good and the majority of their packages are upto date but their mirror system is broken sometimes, ignoring that and unsigned packages it's a pretty nice distro for desktop use.

tl;dr version. Go with Archlinux as they have the best documentation and a pretty good community or if you go the Debian route Mint Debian Edtion.

[Coolnessinabun]

I'm gonna go on a little bit of a rant here just for the hell of it.

customization isn't an issue with ANY distro, it's about software packages being shipped by their repos. Debian / Debian testing / Ubuntu and most repos don't ship the latest packages for the sake of stability, but the developers of the software themselves do testing, so its testing ontop of more fucking testing and a 3+ month delay before you actually see the improvements.

example 1) the Linux 2.6.37 kernel got a lot of performance improvements in their development cycle, even more so in 2.6.38 (so much so that it makes for a night and day difference when using your system). Debian Squeeze (6.0) uses 2.6.32, same with Debian testing (if you want current you need to use Debian Sid (unstable / experimental).

the same type of stuff applies to almost all distros but there are exceptions. Archlinux is pretty good and the majority of their packages are upto date but their mirror system is broken sometimes, ignoring that and unsigned packages it's a pretty nice distro for desktop use.

tl;dr version. Go with Archlinux as they have the best documentation and a pretty good community or if you go the Debian route Mint Debian Edtion.

LOL! I think I got all of that. Thanks for the suggestion.

[lostcuaz]

// hotness warning

So had sometime been really busy well here is something very hot, new desk setup with two 24inch HD monitors, left side running win7 64 pro and VM's and on the right is my macbookpro (got it for free bitches!) running 10.6 :)

Desk Ikea Galant black glass, with a basic 3 tier wire shelf holding 750UPS battery backup, laserjet printer, and my desktop dell studio q6600 6gb mem looking for a new graphics card is pretty much all I need and maybe some more memory.

Let me know what you think or if you have any questions just ask.

[_AssassinX]

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blah. i dont use Speakers, only head sets. PORN FTW

34 inch monitor next to my 55 inch tv

Edited by _AssassinX, 16 April 2011 - 04:28 PM.

[Ezekiel]

34 inch monitor next to my 55 inch tv

Unless you need a seat that is the equivalent to a 34 inch screen, in which you have to be the fattest mofo out there, or your monitor is really a 20 inch.

[MainEvent]

// hotness warning

So had sometime been really busy well here is something very hot, new desk setup with two 24inch HD monitors, left side running win7 64 pro and VM's and on the right is my macbookpro (got it for free bitches!) running 10.6 :)

Desk Ikea Galant black glass, with a basic 3 tier wire shelf holding 750UPS battery backup, laserjet printer, and my desktop dell studio q6600 6gb mem looking for a new graphics card is pretty much all I need and maybe some more memory.

Let me know what you think or if you have any questions just ask.

Looks good -- Just get a fresh case.