Linuxrules10

I already have my license but this game is still amazing.

I use Mozilla Firefox for Linux. I like the tabbed browsing, and the quick functionality, it is kinda slow to start up but once it is running it is a great and secure web browser.

Can anyone give me a link to a site that provides Wireless drivers for Linux?I have a Broadcom wireless card in an hp computer and am running SuSe 10.3.

Your problem sounds like it is in the drivers, if you could post the brand and model of your hardware that is not working, I might be able to help you.The Linux community needs to grow so that more companies will produce drivers for their hardware.

I use SuSe Linux, with the KDE desktop environment. I prefer SuSe because of YaST control center. It makes administering the computer very easy. I also like the RPM installation method, it is very quick and easy. The KDE environment is my personal favorite, because it allows me to change many settings and also is very flexible and I can make it work specifically as i want it to.

I like your site a lot, but it seems as though it could be cleaned up a little bit layout wise.

It was slightly confusing and unnavigable in the future this might be something to put some thought into. I loved the colors though.

This is by far the most annoying site i have ever seen.

My Favorite Color is Red, because it draws the attention of my eye, and is also the color of Fire, I enjoy watching campfires burning, it calms me.

I have a PS2 Slimline, personally I think that the PS3 would be a vast improvement over the PS2. I think that Sony will make a smaller version of the PS3, because originally the PS2 was huge, and they made a smaller version of the PS2. I would hope that they do this for the PS3, because right now i do agree that it is bulky. I would consider buying the PS3, but i am going wait for the price to drop first.The points that draw my attention are:The blue-ray capabilitythe new online communitythe support for full 1080p resolution,But the downfalls:It is very bulky and high priced.

Are you looking for a desktop computer, or a laptop? (A desktop PC will run faster and cooler than a laptop.)If it is going to have vista on it, I recommend no less than 2GB of RAM (Random Access Memory) this will help speed up the PC.I strongly recommend on getting a computer with windows Xp or Linux on it instead of Vista, that or downgrade to either of these. Dell offers Linux on their computers and if i do recall they still offer Windows Xp as well.Dual Core processors will vastly improve performance as well. For Video Memory you are probably going to want at least 128 of dedicated video ram (Memory that is not shared with the computer's RAM)Most computers come with a big enough hard drive to support your needs, and if you get a desktop you can always add more.I have always been impressed with hp computers, because they are good quality computers for a decent price.It really doesn't matter where you want to get the computer, i recommend watching the websites for Circuit City and Best Buy and waiting for a sale, but don't forget to compare the price before you buy. I hope this helped you in your decision, if you need more assistance I would be happy to help you.

Why would they put a delay on the Start Menu to begin with? It would seem as though you would want it to pop up as soon as possible. Yet another dumb move on Microsoft's part in my opinion.i agree with what Liam_CF said, I have messed up a computer pretty bad while changing registry edits.

I hope SP1 for Vista fixes a lot of things, Vista was a dumb move on microsoft's part. Although it does make Xp look like a really good operating sysem, I still recommend Linux or at least downgrading to Xp from Vista.