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"WAYNE CHIRNSIDE -> ALAN HESS" wrote in message
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WC> Now I know you've had a bad experience with Linux but
WC> I want to share the following.
WC> Since moving to Slackware Linux some three to five weeks ago
WC> I've gotten it completely configured to my tastes
WC> and needs.
WC> It's everything Windows pretends and aspires to
WC> but it's here now, it works and it's rock stable.
WC> Working at the command line in console is where it's at however
WC> being something of a perfectionist I've optimised the Windows like
WC> GUI as well.
WC> I've Noatun which plays DVD movies as well as all the video
WC> file formats and MP3 files as well.
WC> True point and click in the Konqueror browser.
WC> About the only thing _lacking_ here is ActiveX runtime environment
WC> allowing web page based multimedia files to self actuate and run.
WC> I can easily add this capabiltity however have decided not to
WC> do so as it's a huge security risk.
WC> That said once I get a better hard drive setup in the computer
WC> case I do intend to add ActiveX but only to a seperate user
WC> account in isolation to access but one web site thus sparing
WC> me the security risks posed.
WC> I may not even have to crack the case to install the new hard drive
WC> as it sits there already intended as backup on a second I/O controller.
WC> I can render the primary drive unbootable and inactive while making
WC> what's now a backup drive the primary one set active and bootable.
WC> I'm not saying it's all that easy as the syntax is at first very
intimidating.
WC> In fact it's not for many.
WC> But you can beat it into submission and after that it's
WC> a very smooth and easy ride.
To bad you can't seem to take all that talent and figure out how to turn it
into a job so you could support yourself.
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