There was a book a while back with that name, maybe she got it from there. I think it was a popular saying back in the 50's - 60's.Nope -- farm gal originally. I have no idea where she picked up that bit of wisdom!
I think I'm just schizo , I'm a beer drinkin , Harley ridin , rattlesnake catchin , python wrasslin , gun totin southerner that can build a computer and cook , besides you're forgetting BK , he can build rockets, lasers , Tesla coils , computers and barns not to mention beer drinkin and gun totin too . And Chak's another beer drinkin , gun totin computer builder too !
And I'm a .... ermmmmm ..... well - I can cook. And drink beer.
Well one thing I know is that mark bugs makes some nice stuff, have the wae2 and gem, and they are definitely quality
Yeah. They are a little spendy but the quality is there. Buying it used off the classifieds too some of the sting out however.
I have looked at the interface on YouTube and it looks nice! So do I just run the disc once I burn it and then, if i decide, remove or delete windows? Or do I clean out windows first? I know maybe you said keep them both or something? I just don't know if my laptop can handle both
Still think I'll take it easy this weekend.
Glad to hear you're feeling better and yeah, take it easy over the weekend - stick to the light beers.So yes I'm on the mend.
LA , the installation on both Linux Mint and Ubuntu is dam near identical to Windows now , but you do have to know enough about your system to pick the right version , other than that it's as easy as it gets , you can order a DVD of either , that puts it on par with Windows .How lovely!
Seriously we have a gathering of geeks here coming from the various angles of geekdom. Lots of good advice to benefit from.
I just write the code that makes computers do stuff. I can work under their hoods. I've taught how to use them and done tech support. One thing I know is that no one knows everything. It's too big a topic. Team effort all the way.
See? I'm a benevolent queen.
I sure would. The one thing that's held Linux back from wider adoption is that installing it is tricky for the average user. It's much much better than in the past. I'd love to see them keep growing and making it easier.
Your code can be light years ahead of anyone else's. Better stability, performance and security. But if install and update isn't completely automatic, only geeks will love it and use it. #1 rule of GUI (Graphical User Interface) -> Don't Make Me Think.
I've gotten really tired of the cycle of buying/building faster, better hardware only to have the same slow performance thanks to bloated, inefficient software.
Buy a gun and add that to your resume !And I'm a .... ermmmmm ..... well - I can cook. And drink beer.
Agreed , they sent me a sample of Peach Nectar and sum kinda menthol , the Peach Nectar tastes like grapefruit and the way Raid bug spray smells , nassty stuff , dam near as bad as Azure Mist , not gonna touch the menthol .
You'll have to reboot your computer with the disk in the drive , it should boot into Linux and there will be an install icon once it finishes loading .
AHEM!
In my concern re pending doom, I actually bought 250 ml of Rob's Blackjack flavoring.....Phhhhbttttttt
