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Ah tbat actually sounds useful. I only know what a vm is because other people I knew used them. I'm a nerd and I still only use one monitor as well. I usually buy one good monitor and just use that. But many enthusiasts insist on using multi monitors. I guess if I was still into programming I'd like a multi monitor setup. One monitor for source code and another for compiling. Sounds super useful. Any other use sounds like a waste of money to me though. I can see the point in buying a monitor with a high refresh rate, just not more than one.
Same here. I have one monitor. Exception being the laptop when it is connected to it, then 2 active displays. I have multiple virtual screens though. I code, so I have one virtual screen for code, another for email, chat etc.
I'm curious what people here use. Personally, I use Artix (OpenRC) with i3 and Debian with LXQt, with FreeBSD running on bare tty and Void with KDE Plasma in VMs. What about you? No wrong answers!
Could be because Linux is legit and supports other hardware....not to mention no viruses and security programs needed to use it. Or it could be a whole other reason. I am just guessing.
I held out from upgrading to Windows 10 until Windows 7 went end-of-life. End-of-life operating systems don't get security patches anymore, which means they get more easily hacked over time. I strongly suggest upgrading to a currently maintained operating system, it doesn't have to be Windows 10 though it is an option.windows 7
I wish I didn't have 64 because most of my good games like Monopoly for instance won't work on 64. Seems to me OS should get better not worse and most say they prefer prior versions. Too bad, sigh, Having all those different OS's sounds really neat! Your avatar is scary, lol.Windows 10 Pro. I've been using Windows since version 3.1 and have no intention of switching. I do have several other Windows operating systems installed in VMware Workstation, but those are primarily for older games and nostalgic fiddling with ancient software. I also have various Linux titles installed...just for tinkering and such.
I wish I didn't have 64 because most of my good games like Monopoly for instance won't work on 64.
Yeah, that was kind of freaking me out too...switched it.Your avatar is scary, lol.
Does that mean you have to load a whole different OS, complete? That's a lot of OS. Is it easy to go in and out of more than one?You can download the free version of VMware Player here:
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Does that mean you have to load a whole different OS, complete? That's a lot of OS. Is it easy to go in and out of more than one?
They won't let me use my xp anymore. I have put is on more than a few systems and finally it wouldn't work. When you install another OS do you have to have the oem number, I think that the name of it? Whatever the name of the number you use to register your OS.
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