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View Poll Results: How old is our Linux users Currently?
1-12 15 0.82%
13-18 354 19.39%
19-28 777 42.55%
29-38 300 16.43%
39-50 222 12.16%
51-64 111 6.08%
64-75 34 1.86%
As old as the hills.. 13 0.71%
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Old 01-07-2004, 12:37 AM   #901
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1,238,329,440

Good old OpenOffice Calc ;}


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I used a old Radio Shack EC-4020 scientific calculator. They were about $100.00 back in 1985 and 1986. Thing has more features than this computer, well less the 19" monitor anyway. Most buttons have three and four functions and it is programable so you just have to fill in the variables. The darn book is three times bigger than the calc.

OOo has a calculator? Let me go see this one. Hmmmm, all I got was a spreadsheet. That it?

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Old 01-07-2004, 09:21 PM   #902
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Its about time you get you a new calculator
 
Old 01-07-2004, 09:25 PM   #903
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Its about time you get you a new calculator
NO WAY!!!! I like that thing. They don't even make them anymore. I can program that thing faster than I can boot my Gentoo, that's pretty darn fast.

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Old 01-07-2004, 09:54 PM   #904
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By looking at your computer specs that is very dang fast
 
Old 01-07-2004, 10:02 PM   #905
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can we PLEASE not have any more posts that comment on peoples sigs, it's getting annoying
 
Old 01-07-2004, 10:07 PM   #906
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By looking at your computer specs that is very dang fast
20 seconds from Grub to login and 45 seconds from boot to GUI. I don't have kdm set up to load auto.

Last post about my sig. I'm trying to figure out why my UDMA133 drive is running at UDMA100 anyway.

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Old 01-08-2004, 12:35 AM   #907
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Talking

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can we PLEASE not have any more posts that comment on peoples sigs, it's getting annoying
I forgot you don't like sigs.. cheer up pal
 
Old 01-08-2004, 02:37 PM   #908
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20 seconds from Grub to login and 45 seconds from boot to GUI.
Slack does that on my notebook :} ... not KDE, though ;)



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Old 01-08-2004, 03:31 PM   #909
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unimaginative
Yeps mate.
Can't you all stick strictly to the topic of the thread. Stop putiing in things that don't have anything to do here.
Hey? What's wrong with falling a bit out of topi now and then? Have you read the entire thread? *don't think you have* There's several pages that i've seen that's got nothing with this topic to do at all.
I don't think that it shule be free for all to write whatever they want to write down. But cut some slack. Comments on signatures or what you put in is just the same. It all helps to keep this thread alive and kicking.

Freakygeek55
All i can say is : Hehehehehehehehehehehehehe
 
Old 01-08-2004, 04:02 PM   #910
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Just to point out, by you telling us to stay on topic.. you are off topic.. and thats also the fun of message boards to get on and off topic.. you can get some good talk going..
 
Old 01-08-2004, 04:25 PM   #911
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That was actually an attempt on irony...
*can't stay on-topic no matter how hard he tries*
I'm a natural there
 
Old 01-08-2004, 04:35 PM   #912
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Slack does that on my notebook :} ... not KDE, though



Cheers,
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Well 45 seconds from grub to fully booted into kde, and me typing in my password and starting kdm, is not to bad. It is a lot better than Mandrake 9.1 which is pretty bloated.

Sorry off topic but, it just happens. We are a curious group here. We are learning things about each others rig and such. I learned he has a mean laptop, they are usually slower than desktops.

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Old 01-08-2004, 04:47 PM   #913
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Freakygeek55
That was actually an attempt on irony...
*can't stay on-topic no matter how hard he tries*
I'm a natural there
I am the same way..
 
Old 01-08-2004, 08:20 PM   #914
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Well 45 seconds from grub to fully booted into kde, and me typing in my password and starting kdm, is not to bad. It is a lot better than Mandrake 9.1 which is pretty bloated.
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WARNING: Slow typer. Someone may answer the question while I'm trying to type it in.
i thought you were a slow typist, seems to me it would take a minute or 2 just to get logged in...haha, it takes me 45 mins(that's right not seconds, mins, just to remember my password) not to mention the time it takes to type and actually loggin. i don't think i could boot any machine in less than an hour...ha!
 
Old 01-08-2004, 08:59 PM   #915
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Should I this

Code:
rc-update add kdm default
and let the GUI start up on it's own. I can also get it to login automatically so I don't have to do anything but wait.

I may do that anyway. I'll post the results. I can always type rc-update del kdm default to go back.

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