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I've nearly finished building my computer, i'm looking to buying a laptop after this. Which operating systems would you suggest that i use? with the idea of me networking the two, the computer will be on the internet 24/7 and will be used for hosting websites etc. I was thinking of using Windows 2k/server on the laptop and using a linux distro on the computer.
but i haven't decided yet.
thats becuase visual basic is basicly crap, , linux aint for crapy stuff, its made to work, but why do you want visual basic anyway? surly c/c++, or java, or perl, or any of the other 10000 languages can suit your needs in a better, more eficaint manner, and save space and reasources
Because its the first language i have learnt so far. lol. If you want you can help move me onto other languages but i have to warn you i'm quite frustrating lol. Thats why i use visual basic i haven't learnt any other yet.
C++ is super easy, just get a C++ for dummies, and you'll kick it off quite fast !
it's all about the cin> and cout>
And...I suggest you double boot your laptop. I also recommend you getting a laptop which on a general basis are more compatible with Linux, you can choose from Toshiba and Fujitsu, generally you have less problem with these two than per say Compaq, Dell, HP, etc...
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