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randomlugia said:
Linux Mint FTW!
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I'm running Isadora 9. You just can't beat the visual effects and features! I actually used Windows months ago, and I hate it now. What bugged me most was the inability to force quit ANYTHING...
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It's called Task Manager :na:
 





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Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 @ 4.12GHz
Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro
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Captain Dan said:
Wow I thought everyone was going to say mac I didn't know so many people used win 7 ultimate not to mention 64 bit :)
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Why would anyone subject themselves to using a Mac?

Okay, it's not that bad, but not good value for me, and doesn't run what I want.

I run Windows 7 64-bit Pro, and some Ubuntu Linux VMs when I need to use Linux.
 
Mac OS X (10.5.8), Windows XP, Linux Xandros (on a first version of Asus EEE PC)
 
randomlugia said:
Task manager is the worst, lol. Haven't you ever seen, "This program is not responding. End now?", then you click it, nothing happens.

Thanks to Diachi for this one!
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You're doing it wrong :na: That only happens when you try to close a not responding program normally.
Going to "Processes" in task manager and ending the process always exits the program no matter what.

That pic is lulz tho :crackup:
 
Nick's right, you have to go to processes and kill it, it'l instantly DIE.
edit: LOL just noticed the task manager wasn't responding, I didn't notice that. So just ctrl alt del and open another task manager lol.



I use Windows 7 Professional 64-bit.

Haven't got around to dual booting Ubuntu 10.04 yet... I did with 9.10 on my laser computer.

I still want to learn to turn my computer into a hackintosh (dual boot of course), anyone know any easy, simple to understand guides without millions of steps?
 
W7 premium 64bit :p not as stable when overclocking as i had hoped after switching from vista 32 bit i get blue screens at clocks i used to run 24/7 for months i used to run at 4.7ghz on my 965 but now it's only stable at 3.88ghz
 
W7 64-bit
4MB RAM
E7500 CPU (Dual core @ 2.95 GHz)
Powercolor HD4870 GPU
 
mikeeey said:
still want to learn to turn my computer into a hackintosh (dual boot of course), anyone know any easy, simple to understand guides without millions of steps?
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I don't know what that is, but it's really easy to make gnome linux look like OS X. My current theme:

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oo that looks cool it reminds me of android for some reason I use every version of windows you can name (except BOB, chicago, and the really old windows') I use it on one computer too. By using windows xp mode on windows 7 I can use virtual PC 2007 on windows xp to run every other version of windows there is
 
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