The Ivolt-Sinatra Out: Dave me to the Moon~

[Kouen Hasuki]

I am fully aware of the problem not being software related, I just wanted you to enjoy Bill Gates eaten humble pie.

Jus so its cleared up I do like linux even though its a pain in the ass to get rolling with it, infact I have a pressed CD of Ubuntu 9 somewhere and ill prolly get one of 11, but it doesnt have drivers for id say 30% of my hardware and I really couldnt be bothered to hunt for ages to find similar ones. also with 350+ games on steam ya me staying where I am.

Linux is awesome for file recovery though

[Fer!]

Ubuntu update done.

Man, it looks pretty.

[Synthetik]

Definitely.

Yeah, lately I've been actually working on my Earthbound ROMhack. Currently I'm sprucing up the arcade in Onett by making a bunch of animated arcade machine sprites. I also wrote up several pages worth of story/engine/sprite ideas. To tell you the truth, I haven't had this much inspiration in years.

Seriously though, an EP convention would be so much fun. If I ever become rich I'm fucking hosting it, I don't care.

That's awesome man, I've always wanted to try and get into rom hacking but I'm really not cut out for it. Just not a mathematically inclined mind I guess. The most productive thing I usually do is organize my movie collection or something.

[Drageuth]

One of these days, if I ever get another spare computer, I'll give Linux a try. I don't have the patience right now to install a dual-OS on this laptop, and I can't see myself using it that much. Windows 7 works fine for me.

Also, sidenote: Uncharted 2 is a lot of fun. Definitely going to have to buy 3 when it's released.

[Yip Yip]

Linux is awesome for file recovery though

It's very efficient as well and easier on your hardware because it uses less resources than commercial OS offerings. No fragmentation as well, so it's easier on your HDD. There's a reason why this server runs on Linux, why most servers run on Linux and why Google runs on Linux.

One of these days, if I ever get another spare computer, I'll give Linux a try. I don't have the patience right now to install a dual-OS on this laptop, and I can't see myself using it that much. Windows 7 works fine for me.

It's actually very easy to set your Windows 7 to dual boot Ubuntu, I posted a tutorial here: http://www.epforums.org/showthread.p...fter-Windows-7 (Installing Ubuntu instead of Lubuntu is the only difference)

Grab a 64-bit ISO if you have 4 GB of RAM or more if you decide to set it up. It doesn't take long at all, the majority of the time it'll take is installing Ubuntu.

[Kouen Hasuki]

One of these days, if I ever get another spare computer, I'll give Linux a try. I don't have the patience right now to install a dual-OS on this laptop, and I can't see myself using it that much. Windows 7 works fine for me.

Also, sidenote: Uncharted 2 is a lot of fun. Definitely going to have to buy 3 when it's released.

you could try a Live CD Version
Download, Burn, Reboot, Boot From CD

[Synthetik]

Alright, I'm out guys. Take it easy.

[Kouen Hasuki]

Alright, I'm out guys. Take it easy.

laterz

[Beelzebub]

Seriously though, an EP convention would be so much fun. If I ever become rich I'm fucking hosting it, I don't care.

That's awesome man, I've always wanted to try and get into rom hacking but I'm really not cut out for it. Just not a mathematically inclined mind I guess. The most productive thing I usually do is organize my movie collection or something.

Luckily for me there's an awesome editor for Earthbound called PKhack. Unfortunately there's no real user manual, only a bunch of random documentation as well as information on Starmen.net PKhack forums. There's not too much math involved, because the editor does a lot of it for you. Although I had to learn how to convert a hexidecimal number to a decimal number so I could figure out at what levels each character learned their PSI powers at.

I don't know if you've ever played Earthbound. If not, you should definitely go and download it right now and play it.

[Beelzebub]

Alright, I'm out guys. Take it easy.

G'night man.

[Jase]

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/vide...-Pokemon-White
I LOVE THIS.

[Yip Yip]

Ubuntu update done.

Man, it looks pretty.

[Drageuth]

It's very efficient as well and easier on your hardware because it uses less resources than commercial OS offerings. No fragmentation as well, so it's easier on your HDD. There's a reason why this server runs on Linux, why most servers run on Linux and why Google runs on Linux.It's actually very easy to set your Windows 7 to dual boot Ubuntu, I posted a tutorial here: http://www.epforums.org/showthread.p...fter-Windows-7 (Installing Ubuntu instead of Lubuntu is the only difference)

Grab a 64-bit ISO if you have 4 MB of RAM or more if you decide to set it up. It doesn't take long at all, the majority of the time it'll take is installing Ubuntu.

you could try a Live CD Version
Download, Burn, Reboot, Boot From CD

I should clarify: I have no real use to use Linux at all at the moment and am comfortable with my OS. Also, I have used one of their recovery CDs before to get some photos and videos from a hard drive of mine where XP had gotten massively fucked up, but that's about as far as I felt like going. Beyond that, I don't really feel like installing it.

Alright, I'm out guys. Take it easy.

[Yip Yip]

I should clarify: I have no real use to use Linux at all at the moment and am comfortable with my OS. Also, I have used one of their recovery CDs before to get some photos and videos from a hard drive of mine where XP had gotten massively fucked up, but that's about as far as I felt like going. Beyond that, I don't really feel like installing it.

You'll miss having to do maintenance on your computer if you do use it. I know I do. :*(

[Drageuth]

One day. Maybe next time I have a shitload of days off in a row, I'll dedicate a day to fiddling with it.
Do they have a version of MSN Live Messenger for Linux? Seems like a silly question, but I actually do use it...