which linux and were to get?

[ag3]

haha, its the best part.. a remote control for tv..

a remote... LOFL!!! That makes it so much better. Do you have a link of the original pic??? I have to see this!

 

[U-Toast]

il burn it on dads pc, its fine

 

[ag3]

Hey U-Toast, which flavour and version of Linux did u decide to go with?

 

[U-Toast]

http://www.xmission.com/~emailbox/images/while_youre_gone.jpg

 

[ag3]

HAHAHA... It looks like he's scratching his nuts... HAHAHA!

 

[hilowe]

If you goto www.linuxiso.org, they have a link so that you can download Suse. The only problem is that I don't know if it's the professional version, or not.

 

[koldapu]

well, what professional version would you recommend for a 32-bit pc (the laptop in the sig - in red)

 

[sithspawn]

okay gentoo definately comes in a free 64-bit version and i posted a link to it in a post above. and i like gentoo because it is very configurable (every aspect provides you with choices) and it is very user-friendly. I have also read that it is one of the faster versions of linux (although i cant verify this).

and agex - the process that takes awhile is if you want to install EVERYTHING from source. this gives you a very fast and efficient system, but takes a long time as everything has to compile from scratch. Of course, you can just install a pre-compiled image of a system, but then that defeats half the purpose of installing linux. Also, installing the GUI (graphics user interface) takes quite awhile too. I think my installation of gnome took over 12 hours but it was awhile ago so i cant really remember.

 

[U-Toast]

congrats koldapu, u past the 1000 posts, and NICE pic

 

[xotix]

can u post the specs please koldapu.