Luka_Krmpotic

Whats your favorite?

I don't now how to say this, but I got pwned by a crate.

I was just bored, no need for such topic.

Pointless thread, but anyway: 8)

Dev-C++ > VC++ Express

Well you can write the code in Vim or Notepad, or any other text editor. Compiler depends on your platform and/or programming language you are writing it in. Examples: Win / (C, C++) = Dev-C++ | Visual Studio *nix / (C, C++) = gcc + Vim Anyway, I think that would be to much work for something like that. Maybe you should just check in the options of the program you want to mute.

the point?

This is a great step by step guide for installing Slackware GNU/Linux. I had no problems fallowing it, though I had absolutely no Linux experience before reading it. This install guide was written by Grogan and here is the direct link to the article: http://www.bitbenderforums.com/vb22/showth...p?postid=311808

I'm new to GNU/Linux too, and I found SUSE to be very easy to use, you just have to get familiar with YaST. Installation is a lot easier compared to Windows install (which is easy too). I Googled up a little and found this www.suseforums.com forum, that was very helpful. But I don't see the reason why you should be scared of other distros, I tried to install Slackware and was quite easy (check http://www.bitbenderforums.com/vb22/showth...p?postid=311808 for step by step installation). As for installing new programs just read the README carefully.

I'm a happy uTorrent user...

Get to know some programming languages, C is a good choice in my opinion, if you are interested read this topic, it's one of my favorites. http://www.hak5.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=524

try this...if you want to change text on your win xp start button http://theeldergeek.com/change_text_on_xp_start_button.htm I changed it from start to finish :)... have fun, and backup your stuff

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