If you are thinking of getting into Linux, you might consider attending a
meeting of the nmglug.org at the Santa Fe Baking Company - it is really
nice to have physical people to vent to and ask for advice, especially
about a good setup (which distro to pick can be confusing. I use Debian and
like
Greetings fellow technomancers
(Nuqneh)-
It's probably clear now that it seems as if my Inspirons drive is
having issues- and are testing out some cloning software
So far Macrium, Casper and XXClone are neer the top. If I can find a
cheep Norton Ghost(or whever it's called now) i'll give that a
On Tue, Oct 28, 2014 at 11:24:36AM -0600, Gillian Densmore wrote:
Second Question:
Feeling as if I've had about enough of windows, I want to consider
linux as a option. What's been peoples experience with it these days?
It keeps getting better and better. I remember the days when it was a
Roger:
Yeah, but what software is she/can she run?
-tom
Tom Johnson
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Stand under bridges much? What is your favorite color?
Seriously, in addition to Roger's excellent idea of swapping hard
drives, I always recommend installing VirtualBox (open source and
pretty darned good) and trying various distros out as virtual
machines. That way, you can see what software is
I haven't asked, but I expect that OpenOffice and a web browser cover most
of her requirements. I'll ask next time I see her on a google hangout.
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On Tue, Oct 28, 2014 at 7:32 PM, Tom Johnson t...@jtjohnson.com wrote:
Roger:
Yeah, but what software is she/can she run?
-tom
Greetings fellow technomancers,
I don't know if it's a trojan, spyware, worm or other. As per normal
with windows some VEQ thought it may be funny to attempt to infect a
picture of Warf the famous klingon(ST:TNG).
Nothing new for the..unique. elk..of vandles in winderz land:
Thus leading to
