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I (sadly) still use windows for games, multimedia and school work. But use Linux for hacking, coding, learning, among other geeky things. My biggest pain is getting my iPhone to play nice with Linux so I'm forced to use Windows for that main reason.
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Currently just using it for web browsing, documents and some gaming/multimedia. Hopefully I'll be able to use it for uni
Arch 32-bit
PC: Dell Dimension E520 Intel Pentium D 3GHz HDD 320GB SATA RAM 1GB DDR2 NVIDIA GeForce 7300 LE 256MB
Laptop: Dell Studio 15 Intel Core 2 Duo P8600 2.4GHz HDD 500GB SATA RAM 4GB DDR2 ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4570 512MB
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Web browsing (duh!), chatting (on IRC and MSN), and university assignments which include reports written in XeLaTeX and code written in mostly C/Python.
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C programming, web browsing, multimedia and chat ... And I think any distro (but especialy Arch) gives what I need much quicker then Windows
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Normal everyday tasks? Once I copied all my music to my computer running Arch I started using it all the time. There's an alternative on Linux for almost everything, and when there isn't I can always use WINE. I only use Windows when absolutely necessary.
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Pretty much everything: productivity, "coding", Internet stuff(social networking, browsing, IRC and messaging), and now that Intel 3D performance is finally up to par to what it used to be, gaming.
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Primarily for development and tinkering.
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Primarily for development and tinkering.
Tinkering? 0_o
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Listening to music, designing with all the stuff open source has to offer, programming (mainly java tho), chatting, hanging out, watching movies, surfing, editing music i recorded (under Windows) and mixing it.
I still have a WinXP partition on this machine but soon it will be gone. Haven't booted that shit for nearly a year now. Who needs it anyways?
Speak when you are angry and you will make the best speech you'll ever regret.
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Watching live and recorded telly, watching DVDs, listening to the radio, listening to music (my PC is in the front room and connected to a hi-fi amplifier), web browsing, email, photo processing and printing, tracking what little money I have, keeping sad statistics like gas/electricity usage and the fuel consumption of my motorcycles and scooter, archiving scans of paper documents I don't want to keep, writing letters etc. etc.
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I just run Arch on my laptop right now. Use it for coding mostly and the usual web stuff. I have Vista on one partition, but I'll probably nuke that at the end of summer and do a full 64-bit install over my whole disk. I have a Mac mini which I use for my media stuff like photos and to store my music. That's also my main machine when I'm not coding or writing a paper. I also have a server that's an old G4 PowerMac, but I plan on installing Arch on that too and using it to host my private git repos and as a general backup. I'm thinking on getting a netbook at summer's end, but I think I might just keep XP on that so that I have a windows box for fallback purposes.
The Bytebaker -- Computer science is not a science and it's not about computers
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krolden wrote:Primarily for development and tinkering.
Tinkering? 0_o
It basically means playing around with software and setups without programming or change the source code of programs you're gonna tinker with, I think. Kinda "Hacking Lite"
In that case, I tinker around a lot too
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I use it mostly to surf the web and chat. And all the other office stuff. I also like to try out programs and WMs.
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Development/ IRC/ Browsing/ university assigments/ Music
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Packaging, webbrowsing, e-Mail collecting pictures and short films, LaTeX.
No windows on private computers since 3.1.
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I actually still use Windows most of the time, but that's because I'm a gamer at heart. I wish Wine would play modern Windows games, but sadly it generally doesn't. I don't play commercial windows games all of the time, or even most of the time -- there are a fair number of freeware and opensource games that I enjoy -- but I'm too lazy to boot into Windows to play those games, so I stay booted in it all the time. When I do boot into Arch (like I have now) I usually just surf the web and tinker with things. I do check up on the progress of Wine pretty regularly though. And someday, who knows... maybe I can finally switch to Arch full-time.
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Web, muvies, music, gimp, testing soft....
I do not speak English, but I understand...
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reading
music
watching non-porn
programming
web sufing
learning to program
encounter problems and sweat trying to solve them
watching porn
fall asleep over the keyboard
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Mostly everything: Games, Music, Web Browsing, Chatting, "Art" in the less proffesional way, Learn about GNU/Linux.
Things usually a teenager does. Maybe some of this days move my butt and start reading some Python, C or similar languages tutorials and learn them.
Arch64
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Programming, wasting my time on bbs's and mailing lists, listetning to music (as a background I'd say), working, wasting my time with some silly games.
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coding
surfing the web
playing (warcraft 3 still rocks )
irc + IM
porn
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Well, I use Linux for everything I do - C++ programming, 3d graphics, some drawing with tablet on GIMP, web browsing, simple video editing, sometimes playing games. I keep my Windows XP partition "just in case", but on my secondary computer I wiped out preinstalled XP and I don't lack any functionality... so for me Arch is completely sufficient for everything I do .
Some applications are WYSIWYG, and some are WYSIWTF.
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Let's see...
While my laptop is out getting it's display fixed, I'm getting ready to put Arch onto it. However, the machine that I'm currently running Arch off of will be repurposed into a personal server once the laptop comes back.
Sooo.... What I am doing?
Learning Arch well enough to put it onto my laptop with limited hiccups.
What I will be doing with Arch?
On this box, it will be typical server stuff. Hosting my files, runing a music server, downloading stuff, and even some Folding@Home. As for the laptop, In Arch I will do the typical webbrowsing, music listening, programming, and on the rare occasion, messing with images. On the laptop however, I will have Windows 7 as well, cause I do love me some games
Aaaand, since I'm talking about the future, I might as well say that once i get a PS3 (*after the proce drop) I look forward to putting Arch on it and seeing what I do with it
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Write python programs, Make website templates...
Download music...
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Nothing you should know.
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