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chrispeddler wrote:Unfortunately, Microsoft is ending their support for Win7. Better switch to Win10 instead.

or get away from ms altogether!

a large percentage of windows games have a linux counterpart
but Im not a gamer so it doesn't matter to me.
many dos based games play through emulators just fine as well as many working dos programs.

that distro was out for only a short time and has been abandoned quite a shame really

our principal had this very small sports car and the guys on the football team just picked his car up and carried it up into the foyer.
the double doors opened up wide enough to get the car through.
he had a fit trying to get it out

I was talking to an old school chum today and we got to discussing pranks we played. and I remember one that still gives me giggling fits! :lol: our football field had porta potties for the players and guests during games. anyhow we mounted a small portable radio in one and tuned it to a dead freque...

I was going to ask how anyone can call it "secret" when everything about it is out in the open here. I see it now; however, R-head's article is dated 2011, viking's is just 2018. So, has this been known about for quite some time, or ? Can someone answer this please? Thanks. quite frankly ...

Can't get it in retail outlets but can still get it online

downloaded and installed version 12.3 and its impressive
running on a toshiba satellite with 4 gig of ram and was a lot faster than a clean install of win 7

there a specialized distro for gaming out so i put it in this category. Its Called supergamer linux
Its an ubuntu derivative but downloads as a zip file.
heres the site for it.
https://www.supergamer.x10host.com/
If any gamers want to try it out (I might later if i get the time)

archmerge is now arco linux

Downloaded 4mlinux 27.0 to try https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=4mlinux while checking out its menu under games /old games i found you could get the original games of Doom, Duke3d, Frogger, and more. Boy does that bring back memories :-D you can also create mini servers with both tui a...

Heck I still have a toshiba satellite L455D running linux and its still going strong, got it in 2006 as well
it could use a new battery but its fine otherwise