Shoutbox

Apple Switch Parod = :

http://www.roosterteeth.com/archive/download.php/?id=499

they both rock

Linux has file extensions -_-
.conf for example, for config files...
and linux doesn't have weird reg stuff like dev,
dev is just all the things in your PC, like the com port, or the HDD,
NT has it too, but it's hidden
As for win3.1 GUI, I presume this guy never saw KDE, cause I can assure you that KDE can look twice as good as windoze XP

There's only one real downside to linux:
It doesn't have messenger plus

Pure brilliance

http://www.kde.org/screenshots/ ^^^^


ubuntu is a hell of a linux distro

I was going to run ubuntu on my VPN server until I plugged the server in, there was a loud pop and a flash of light and the server wouldnt turn on....


But that wasnt ubuntu's fault, It was patchous because I put the msgplus sticker in the wrong place on the mobo j/k (I really did fry the server though.)

Haha. First one is real funny. I like steps 9 and 11. Although I can't buy a penguin (no money ) and no way would I become a commie.

Really funny though.

LMFAO that is killer. somewhat true

* Choli wants to be l33t
* Choli renames kernel32.dll to vmlinuz
* Choli splits user.reg into dev, usr, var, etc, boot, ...
* Choli creates random .* files and *d folders
* Choli restarts... damm.. doesn't boot


it was nice

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Originally posted by TheBlasphemer
Linux has file extensions -_-
.conf for example, for config files...

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linux does not have extensions... it allows filenames contain dots. ie: in linux the "extension" (the letters after the last dot) doesn't represent the contents of the file. you can rename an executable file into bla.txt, bla.c or bla.doc and it'll continue working; you can't do that in windows.

lately, linux GUIs are starting to associate "extensions" with actions, ie: you doble click a *.c file and the associated text editor opens that file, etc... but originally, in linux there aren't extensions. You can see this by looking at the ext2 filesystem specs. it doesn't have a separate field to store the "extension" of the filenames; as i said, the dot it just one character more into the name of the files. However, in fat(32) there is a separate field for the extension (i don't remember about ntfs, m$ may have removed it, in favour of performance). In fact, in windows, all files have implicitly a dot in their name.

HAHAHA! Holy shit! That's funny