ALL RIGHT!

[screwdriver_clock]

980mb of ram, a 128mb integrated graphics card that shares off that ram, and Yet i can run XP and Xubuntu together. IN PERFECT HARMONY MMMM THANK YOU SWEET JESUS. I'm one step closer to THE ULTIMATE SYSTEM LOVE IT AND SUCH AND HAHAH I THOUGHT IT DESERVED A THREAD MM.

[SnakeClock]

So hang on, hang on, hang on... you're running Linux parallel to Windows?

[screwdriver_clock]

So hang on, hang on, hang on... you're running Linux parallel to Windows?

Yep. Both running together, sharing the same desktop, same everything

[can of zap]

wait till some thing fucks up your computer and all is lost

[screwdriver_clock]

wait till some thing fucks up your computer and all is lost

You're talking to someone who has completed the CompTia A+ Computer Repair course and is getting his certification this year. So nope, not too worried.

[SnakeClock]

You're talking to someone who has completed the CompTia A+ Computer Repair course and is getting his certification this year. So nope, not too worried.

There's only so much you can do to protect yourself from Linux.

[screwdriver_clock]

There's only so much you can do to protect yourself from Linux.

Oh you

Thankfully the way I have it set up its virtualizing the hardware based on my current windows hardware specs. So its breezing through nice

[buttplug]

Real men use MS-DOS.

[billiardball-1]

Can you make an ubuntu iso packaged as such? Please please please?

[screwdriver_clock]

Can you make an ubuntu iso packaged as such? Please please please?

Heres the thing: all I'm doing currently is running Linux in a seamless mode virtual box. Also this is Xubuntu, which technically is Ubuntu, just with XFCE instead of Gnome

[billiardball-1]

Heres the thing: all I'm doing currently is running Linux in a seamless mode virtual box. Also this is Xubuntu, which technically is Ubuntu, just with XFCE instead of Gnome

Yes, I noticed it was xfce. I don't quite get it what you've done. Is Linux running out of a virtual machine in windows, or windows in linux, or something entirely different?

lol i have no idea how you did that.

[screwdriver_clock]

Yes, I noticed it was xfce. I don't quite get it what you've done. Is Linux running out of a virtual machine in windows, or windows in linux, or something entirely different?

Currently running Linux through windows. works like a charm

[Solenoidclock]

You're talking to someone who has completed the CompTia A+ Computer Repair course and is getting his certification this year. So nope, not too worried.

Hahaha, did you use the Meyers curriculum? I'm down the street from that guy. He's really fun to be around when he's not stressing over teaching feds to use NMAP or something.

[billiardball-1]

could you do it the other way around with a stripped down windows to save resources and keep a stable linux base?

[screwdriver_clock]

Hahaha, did you use the Meyers curriculum? I'm down the street from that guy. He's really fun to be around when he's not stressing over teaching feds to use NMAP or something.

Pretty sure. Would have to look to see what curriculum my school used.

could you do it the other way around with a stripped down windows to save resources and keep a stable linux base?

Yes, you could. But the disadvantage is that virtual box doesn't emulate direct x too well. But a stripped down windows with linux running on it could work. But I'd check into that for you

[super0sonic]

but why do this? really what is the advantage to it?

[catclock]

NICE DESKTOP FAGGOT >w<

[screwdriver_clock]

but why do this? really what is the advantage to it?

Well I found out DX9 does run fine in it with DX9. So pretty much you can have a Linux system with better compatability with Windows games, since you can run a stripped down windows api.

NICE DESKTOP FAGGOT >w<

LETS EAT SUM POCKY K ^w^b