usonian2001
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Registered: Aug 2001
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Posts: 58 |
Hmm, I have a hard choice between Linux and Windows; in the end I voted Windows since it's the one I'm usually using natively on whatever computer I'm physically sitting at... but I use Linux extensively at work and at home for its rock-solid web/mail/file server capabilities. At work I'm usually logged into one of several Linux boxen either via telnet or X, or directly logged into the Linux virtual machine I have running under Windows NT. Or better yet, telneting to another Linux box while logged into the VM. 
At home I'm usually logged into my old Pentium 200/RedHat box which serves as firewall/samba/apache/etc server. I'll be ditching Windows at home just as soon as I can afford a Ti Powerbook. In the meantime I'll suffer with WindowsME and an occaisional session in KDE 2.2 under Mandrake 8, which lives on a separate partition from WinME.
<petpeeve>I would actually use KDE a whole lot more if somebody would implement some usable word wrap functionality; all the text editors seem to use core KDE functions for their editing preferences, and there's no way to do 'virtual wrapping' to keep the editor window from sidescrolling; if you do specify 'Word Wrap', it physically inserts a newline character after 80 columns - this can cause problems when you're trying to write code.</petpeeve>
quote: Originally posted by BobbyMike
"...desires are irrelevent."
Tell that to a three year old!
Heh, one of many reasons I don't (and won't) have one. 
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