I have all of my systems back to Windows 7. I expect I'll be a while yet
finding and repairing all the things Windoze 10 broke.
On 7/28/2016 5:38 PM, John wrote:
Just for grins & giggles, another tale of something or other ...
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Science - Questions we may never find answers for.
Religion - A
You might want to take a look at RawTherapee. I haven't used it in
quite a while, but it seemed quite capable as a Raw Converter/Image
Editor not all the bells and whistles of Photoshop, but more capable
than a straight raw converter. I chucked it basically because it
developed issues with K2
John wrote:
I wish the ghost of Babbage would mind his own business.
I have a Mac Mini I use for music. I couldn't afford to get a Mac with
as much power as this machine I built to run PhotoShop.
If you "roll your own" you're stuck with the choice of Windoze or
some flavor of Linux, and there
I wish the ghost of Babbage would mind his own business.
I have a Mac Mini I use for music. I couldn't afford to get a Mac with
as much power as this machine I built to run PhotoShop.
If you "roll your own" you're stuck with the choice of Windoze or
some flavor of Linux, and there's not a Linux
This could be a message from the ghost of Babbage that you should go get a Mac.
On Mon, Aug 1, 2016 at 1:19 PM, John wrote:
> On 7/28/2016 5:38 PM, John wrote:
>>
>> Just for grins & giggles, another tale of something or other ...
>>
>> Started the quest for Windoze 10 on my Photoshop computer
On 7/28/2016 5:38 PM, John wrote:
Just for grins & giggles, another tale of something or other ...
Started the quest for Windoze 10 on my Photoshop computer yesterday
morning at 4:00am. If I'm going to have insomnia I might as well get
some use out of it.
Again following the procrastinators gui
Windows 10 is a F** ABOMINATION!
39 hours for the first installation attempt that failed because the
installer can't detect the correct CPU and tried to install an AMD 64
version on a system with an Intel i7 CPU.
37 hours for the second installation attempt that although it finally
got throu
I hear the "Back to CP/M" movement has been gaining a lot of ground recently.
Pip! Pip!
B
> On 29 Jul 2016, at 18:59, John wrote:
>
> Well, an update of sorts ...
>
> Following some of the information I found on the internet, I did a scan
> for broken drivers. It returned a log file of all the
Well, an update of sorts ...
Following some of the information I found on the internet, I did a scan
for broken drivers. It returned a log file of all the things it "fixed".
Reading through the log file I couldn't make hide nor hair of what it
had done, but I noticed the log file also contained
On Fri, Jul 29, 2016 at 07:59:03AM +1000, Brian Walters wrote:
> Hmm - it's tales like this that make me glad I resisted the temptation
> to upgrade from Win7. It works; it does what I want; I'm leaving well
> enough alone...
>
> Also my PC is so low spec that I'm almost certain I'd run into wors
When I wrote that yesterday, I wasn't having problems, I was just amused
by how slowly it was going. I wasn't any more pissed off at Microsoft than
usual ... yesterday.
Today, I think Microsoft has reached a new low.
This morning it's "We couldn't Install Windows 10". So, maybe now I AM
having t
Hmm - it's tales like this that make me glad I resisted the temptation
to upgrade from Win7. It works; it does what I want; I'm leaving well
enough alone...
Also my PC is so low spec that I'm almost certain I'd run into worse
problems than you have.
Cheers
Brian
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Just for grins & giggles, another tale of something or other ...
Started the quest for Windoze 10 on my Photoshop computer yesterday
morning at 4:00am. If I'm going to have insomnia I might as well get
some use out of it.
Again following the procrastinators guide, I made an image backup before
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