i had been looking at ksysguad to see if it could monitor in realtime like process explorer , as far as i could see it can't, but i did find...
antics like these are why i went back to windows 2000, if i can play baldur's gate i'm happy *puppy*
So, I have been working a little with fedora, kubuntu, kde desktop - Most things seem to work well. I haven't tried other desktops such as...
how new is the computer you'd be transferring windows 7 to? would it be newly-purchased ?
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Enjoyed the article Mark - I have an idea for one of your write-ups: you had mentioned at one point that your most trusted machines, run windows...
Brian - you always go the extra mile to help out people, your hard work here is always appreciated
hey folks - i am curious to know thoughts - i use the same hosts lists on my android as i do in my browser, i.e. umatrix\ublock how does this work...
interesting stuff this, doing some reading up on it, thanks for the link mood *puppy*
Gents, could someone point me to a good article on browser tracking, it's an interesting topic. Also, I use privacy badger, as well as umatrix...
if the defender service is disabled, does that disable the exploit mitigations as well?
I'm curious - are there any aspects of windows 10 that you guys have found to be improvements over windows 7? Any notable features etc?
is this like a sysprep of some sort? i don't use 8 /8.1 so i don't know sysprep has this functionality
Easter - you're saying you're working on a template where you have a deployable system image preset with a configuration you like and tend to use...
Best of luck - report back with your experiences *puppy*
Enjoyed the read Mark, thanks - you know your stuff so it's interesting to get an insight into the backbone of your setup
Interesting article Mrk, good read thanks ;)
it does seem to run light & fast, also i've been able to reproduce some of the things I like best about opera 12 that keeps me clinging to it
Brian, the original poster is interested in just checking out/testing some various distros, in his case, unless he is adept at partitioning, and...
If your computer's hardware can support it, you can try virtual machines
roger_m - thanks for the post, it seems to be a good program, it found some newer drivers for an older laptop, which seemed to have improved...
maybe he's more comfortable with windows, and/or doesn't feel confident with his abilities to deal with partitions/boot managers etc
I tried pc-bsd back about ten years ago just for something to do - I liked the cleanness of the desktop. I couldn't get my wireless network card...
openSUSE ? solid distro and great support forum
Vivaldi is coming along well, eventually I think they will incorporate the same interface customizations that opera 12 has
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