The home should be a better one, which has freedom, and where your dog does not command you, or the home owner could come anytime and do anything, or send some one through the backdoor.
You don’t need to be smart to use GNU+Linux, you would use as if it was the current OS you are using. Why don’t you try Ubuntu or Mandriva? Just test it.
You can still try out LiveCD, which will boot directly from the CD, and doesnot need installation. Also remember the windows programs will not work natively in GNU+Linux. But you can always find a replacement application for it.
I am happy i switched to GNU+Linux, more precisely, Fedora, and running without problems. Except when some times i get the mood to play HL2 the fps is low. But i think in near future these gaming problems will start to get solved.
Although free and open source software is nothing to do with free of cost, although you would get the operating systems free of cost. Its to do with your freedom on the software you use. To taste what freedom means have a read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_and_open_source_software
Freedom to change and improve the software, right?
~to a non-programmer like myself that freedom would be sadly underutilized. It is a good thing though. =)
There are total of four essential freedoms. Read them here: http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
As a non programmer you could practice the freedom 0 and freedom 2 . And let the other programmer guys practice the freedom 1 and freedom 3 . By freedom 0 and freedom 2 you can distribute a software freely, and run that software without any restrictions. Which is not allowed in proprietary software license.
If you lived near me, then i would definitely do it. I have already installed GNU+Linux Oses in a lot of my friends house. And many of them are using them without trouble. If i get into your place any day i will be with and installation DVD, so be ready :D
Phoxis 
haha. maby they have a big dog in the house. =)
you have to buy that dog. You don’t pay the dog will be quiet.
so, what kind of dog should the homeowner buy? A pitbull? =)
The home should be a better one, which has freedom, and where your dog does not command you, or the home owner could come anytime and do anything, or send some one through the backdoor.
Wish I could afford a home like that. =P
You can afford it right away. Use GNU+Linux Operating systems.
sure, if I was as smart as you at the computer stuff. =)
You don’t need to be smart to use GNU+Linux, you would use as if it was the current OS you are using. Why don’t you try Ubuntu or Mandriva? Just test it.
perhaps, but installing would be difficult, and do some programs not work, and require a partition or something?
You can still try out LiveCD, which will boot directly from the CD, and doesnot need installation. Also remember the windows programs will not work natively in GNU+Linux. But you can always find a replacement application for it.
microsoft is dead ………
LINUX is future………..
I am happy i switched to GNU+Linux, more precisely, Fedora, and running without problems. Except when some times i get the mood to play HL2 the fps is low. But i think in near future these gaming problems will start to get solved.
hey Im all for whatever works.(and free is always a bonus) ~The ability to boot from a CD sounds good. =)
Although free and open source software is nothing to do with free of cost, although you would get the operating systems free of cost. Its to do with your freedom on the software you use. To taste what freedom means have a read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_and_open_source_software
Freedom to change and improve the software, right?
~to a non-programmer like myself that freedom would be sadly underutilized. It is a good thing though. =)
There are total of four essential freedoms. Read them here: http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
As a non programmer you could practice the freedom 0 and freedom 2 . And let the other programmer guys practice the freedom 1 and freedom 3 . By freedom 0 and freedom 2 you can distribute a software freely, and run that software without any restrictions. Which is not allowed in proprietary software license.
Ok, can you come install it for me. hahaha =)
If you lived near me, then i would definitely do it. I have already installed GNU+Linux Oses in a lot of my friends house. And many of them are using them without trouble. If i get into your place any day i will be with and installation DVD, so be ready :D
Ok Arjun, you are a nice person. — see you when your in the neighborhood! =)
hi Arjun,
I thought you may like this funny game =)
http://www.mfgg.net/index.php?act=resdb¶m=02&c=2&id=289
Makes so much sense lol