sadisticsaviorx
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Microsoft finally realized windows sucks too?
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Theres nothing like giving a chick your myspace instead of your digits.
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You don't really need a monitor with freeBSD, apart from the initial install. Just make sure you enable SSH at install time and then use Putty to login from your main machine. It makes a great little system that way, and you can get a suprising amount learnt by using SSH on a headless system. In "the real world" your not going to have monitors on server or appliance boxes so its a good learning expirence to get used to it like that.
Then you can run your NAS, FTP, maybe a little webserver as well... stuff like that. I'm mainly recommending this to you as your machine seems to powerful to waste on a stand alone NAS, and without a monitor for it your not going to be running it as a Linux Desktop. Why FreeBSD? Its just (IMHO) a little more logical and easier to learn than linux, and you can do more with it in a shorter space of time than with a comparable linux install. IMHO.
I like those ideas, but o don't know how i can fit stepmania into that.
Im sure it can be done and i should try to, but i dont have much experience with any other OS besides Os X and windows.
If someone is willing to help me out im willing to give it a try.
EDIT: oh, and thanks for all the suggestion!
EDIT2: I installed FreeBSD 6.1 last night and i cant get kdm to come up and i dont know how to do all the things you suggested...
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Without a spare monitor to go long with it... its kinda pointless.. :(
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Recently I traded a mobo and cpu for a dell dimension 2400, but im not sure what to do with it.
Specs
- Pentium 4 2.6ghz
- 512mb ram
- 200gb hdd (added)
I wanted to turn it into a nas...but it seems like a waste.. so i wanted to put stepmania on it.
Does anyone have any suggestions for something to do with it or how i can reach my goal of a "Stepmania NAS". :)
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Our high school uses a community college for some of it computer classes..and when i go there, they let me bring my laptop and i dont have to use a login or anything. All i do is plug in a cat5 and im on the network.
I just don't know what I can do yet. :roll:
Episode 2x08: MP3, AAC, WMA, OGG, or MIDI?
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I like mp3 for all my music but I think that AAC has better sound quality. 8)