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Hmm, Secure Boot's a preinstalled feature on Win8 computers, isn't it? I recall it being problematic to people who wanted to install Linux on their machines, so I can imagine why you'd be less than appeased by such a feature.
 
Yes, any computer with a Win8 logo has Secure Boot on by default. The entire system is one big fat middle finger to the idea of "The customer is always right", or any equivalent notion. :x

EDIT: Sorry if my last post looked a bit rude. I only bolded that sentence because "GNU is Not Unix" is actually what the recursive acronym "GNU" stands for. Also I was a bit upset when I saw the claim that Mac OS X runs the Linux kernel, as techies like me tend to be. :P
 
It's fine, I'm not knowledgeable at all with the more involved techie stuff, I only go by what I've heard or read in the past.
 
It's fine, I shouldn't have over-reacted. :wink:
There's really no Unix at all anymore, just Unix-like systems, like GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, Darwin, etc. (I actually thought FreeBSD was true Unix, until Lovy recently pointed out to me that all the original AT&T code was removed from the codebase so it could be freely distributed.)
 
Well, I placed my order on some new goodies.

This is one of them, a new case!

Adsolution said:
Fifo said:
I'm using OSX on my Mac
what!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What sorcery is this?!

Master said:
It's fine, I'm not knowledgeable at all with the more involved techie stuff, I only go by what I've heard or read in the past.

That's why you have us around for! :)
 
Well, I guess I can proudly show my brand new laptop here!

But first,
Adsolution said:
Fifo said:
I'm using OSX on my Mac
what!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ROFL.

So yeah it's a Clevo P150EM: i7 3720, Radeon HD 7970M, 250Go SSD, 8GB of RAM, Full HD. I bought it used with Razer Electra headphones and a Roccat mouse for 700€.

It had Windows 8.1, and made a dualboot with a 64 bits Slackware 14.1. Best linux distro IMHO.

I just finished configuring the Slackware, I just installed what would be useful to me: last catalyst drivers (and get ride of this dumb huge generic kernel), steam, netbeans, mplayer, seamonkey, terminator.
And as WindowManager I chose the great awesomeWM, it's a tiling WM, you never waste an once of space on your desktop.

Here are some screenshots of that beast (click to enlarge):

Without windows opened:
clean.jpg


With some windows (yes I forgot to set syntaxic coloration for vim):
dirty.jpg
 
Pffff, i don't have any money to buy a new one...
Maybe a Emachine.

I will see if i can fix my speakers.
 
You might have a corrupt stick of RAM, or one of the slots might be corrupted. Try removing all but one stick and testing it in each slot to see if one is causing the problem.
 
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Fedora is shit
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