I Am Truly Impressed

DoG · #1 29th Jun 04, 07:06 PM

There's nothing wrong with swimming crosswise to the current! I recently tried Sun's OS on adisk, can't remember the name but it's all written in JAVA. It worked like a dream and made me seriously consider putting my hand in my wallet

war59312 · #2 29th Jun 04, 08:46 PM

I perfer windows still myself. But kandos OS, linux, is pretty sweet.

fritz122 · #3 6th Jul 04, 04:36 PM

He all Linspire Freaks...hav you see on the Lindows (Linspire) FTP the "marlin" iso ??? what is that ?? is the new Click-N-Run, or so ?

rikytik · #4 6th Jul 04, 05:09 PM

War, do you mean Xandros? I can't figure why Xandros isn't getting more play. It is absolutely the top of the top for old time Windows guys because of it's automatic confuration features--always a hard learning curve when you move from one o/s to another. Maybe I gotta take a look at Linspire, but hard to imagine getting it beter than Xandros version 2.0

I keep coming back to WinXP because of the plethora of programs available. The various Linux distros are professional level, but often it is annoying to know the program you really need runs only in Windows. On the other hand there are all the wonderful crossover programs, etc. but.....it's primarily a question of what your production requirements are and what your work environment is.

Megaduce · #5 7th Jul 04, 11:15 PM

Linux Rocks I have growning tired of Windows.

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war59312 · #6 8th Jul 04, 12:06 AM

Yea I meant Xandros. Always misspell it. :P

fritz122 · #7 13th Jul 04, 01:36 PM

Hello Linspire and Xandros Interessts.

I hav this "marlin.iso" (478MB or so) downloadet from Linspire-FTP.

Is it a mixing CD for install as Live Linspire and for Instal to the Harddisk.
I hav not time for exactly testing. I dont no what is a Kernel...2.4.XX or maby 2.6.x or so.

I will works with this Live-Cd next Weekend and see later here.

rikytik · #8 27th Jul 04, 12:16 AM

The trick is when the editors of the wonderful software we now use will move to proting them to Linux. AFter that it will be the Linux distro that gives you automatic disk mounting and LAN setup. So far Xandros is the only one that does it every time on every computer.

Looking at Linspire's web site they are offering what the other distros have been offering for at least a year. Check out an actual install with Xandros and you will see th diference.