Linux UT3 Officially Dead
It's a little bit old, but news to me.
Also over at phoronix, they've been harping on about Steam for Linux is a cert for ages now... but i'll believe it when i see it.
My Comp
#108 posted by ranger on 2010/10/07 08:26:35
3.5 GB RAM
125 GB HD
XP Media Center
Creative X-Fi
Nvidia 8600 GTS
Dual Core
best of all, it was only $1200!!!
Also
#109 posted by ranger on 2010/10/07 08:35:05
XP's far from perfect but is the best OS MS ever made - vista's a memory hog to say the least, and 7 is a compatability problem filled nightmare (and memory hog)
Eh?
#110 posted by bal on 2010/10/07 10:27:26
When did you buy that computer? $1200 sounds expensive for that nowadays.
Hell
#111 posted by Vigil on 2010/10/07 12:14:00
$1200 sounds expensive even if it's three years old.
#112 posted by Trinca on 2010/10/07 12:25:35
best OS is W7, since I have it no problems at all...
more then 12 month with same (no format and reinstall) OS and is something new to me!
no blue screens, don't crash don't get stuck...
finally Windows is almost like Linux!
#113 posted by negke on 2010/10/07 12:27:19
finally Windows is almost like Linux!
FUCKING LOL
TBF Windows 7 Seems Good To Me
#114 posted by RickyT33 on 2010/10/07 12:31:20
But I've never used Linux (except for things which use Linux like Jukeboxes, Aeroplane TV's etc) or OSX to compare it to.
Best Windows yet though. And Windows XP takes some beating.
Bought It 5.5 Years Ago
#115 posted by ranger on 2010/10/07 12:32:21
#116 posted by Trinca on 2010/10/07 12:33:10
LOL why?
talking about problems... not look...
linux don't give much problems and windows use to.. That was what I meant.
FUCKING LOL NOOB :P
XP
#117 posted by RickyT33 on 2010/10/07 12:35:24
Looks like a person laughing with their tongue out :)-|-<
They should have called it "Windows HaHaNaNaNaNaNaaaa-Na!"
Ive Alwas Thought The Same Thing
#118 posted by meTch on 2010/10/07 17:08:11
accept it was lip music
XP:BBBBURRRRRRRIIIIIIIIIP
OS X Yosemite
Looks more than a little retarded to me. But thats ok - gives me an excuse to hop off the OS treadmill Apple have been having recently.
Are they really trying to make a desktop OS look like a mobile device.
Does anyone like/tried it ?
Tried To Install It
Fried my system. First time this has happened to me with Mac OS X. Not a great first impression.
#121 posted by Baker on 2014/10/18 01:56:03
Hmmm? I didn't plan on installing immediately any way, but slightly disturbed ...
#122 posted by ericw on 2014/10/18 02:12:08
It took a few hours to install for me, apparently there's an installer bug where if you have files in /use/local (i.e. homebrew), it takes forever :-/
I like the more minimal look though.
Hows it going ? I cant see that there's been too many huge bugs. Any impressions about the new font.
Fresh Install
Works fine for me. Nothing big is broken. New font is clearly optimized for retina display and looks a bit shit on some external monitors. Can't really complain apart from the shitty upgrade installer.
Hmm
Some forum post
Can't imagine Steve Jobs would have approved of using Helvetica/Arial. Of course Helvetica a serviceable font. It's a no-brainer font for non-designers. Can't understand why Apple would use it. They could have designed or commissioned a unique font. Now my web browser text, email text, printed reports off my laser printer, user manuals, basic PDF's, and basic documents all have the SAME FONT as the menu bar and system. From an affordance and usability perspective, the system font should be distinctive.
Agreed
The font is not an improvement. Same goes for Safari 8 and its centered adress bar and centered favorite buttons.
I Say This Not As A Consumer, But A Certified Apple Technician.
Quote - All the laptops are basically disposable now. Soldered in RAM, soldered CPU, soldered GPU, no optical drives, proprietary SSDs. We replace Retina logic boards on a weekly basis now due to failed RAM. A keyboard replacement requires swapping out the entire lower half of the chassis, and a web cam failure means replacing the entire LCD screen.
Apple products are overpriced disposable garbage. The only thing "premium" about them is their insistence on using milled aluminum for their chassis .... They don't even have the "premium" software anymore- I can't tell you how many customers come in here complaining about perpetual updates that change everything (iOS 7), and more recently we've had a ton of complaints and downgrade requests from 10.10 because it's hard to look at.
IMHO; unless Apple smartens the fuck up in the next ~2 years, people are going to start losing interest in their products. This form-over-function thing has gone way too far on the hardware and their recent war on good user interfaces has turned their "premium" experience into a muddled bland mess of white space and blurry fonts.
This guy sounds kindof authoritive to me.
I think the bean counters have kind-of won out since Jobs has gone.
#128 posted by necros on 2014/10/25 00:53:55
source: http://apple.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=5865053&cid=48217607
I'm not sure what you mean... everyone I know that has one of the new apple laptops absolutely adores them. They don't care about any of those things mentioned above.
And really, how do all those weird 'ultra'books compare? I doubt they're all that upgradeable either.
#129 posted by JneeraZ on 2014/10/25 02:57:15
Yeah I have a MacBook for work and I fucking love it. Super slick and solid.
#130 posted by Baker on 2014/10/25 10:01:53
Always was fond of this Steve Jobs on Netbooks
#131 posted by starbuck on 2014/10/27 17:51:09
Can't imagine Steve Jobs would have approved of using Helvetica/Arial. Of course Helvetica a serviceable font. It's a no-brainer font for non-designers.
Although It's the system font for iOS devices and has been since the original iPhone.
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