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Original post by Maximus
Id have a linux install, but:
1) There are no drivers for my DVB receiver card (used for internet downstream)
2) Linux cant read and write to NTFS partitions
3) Im a lazy bitch
4) I''ll make up more exscuses later
Edit:
5) I prefer windows ^_^
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Edited by - Maximus on December 10, 2001 10:45:20 PM
Ok Linux can read NTFS partitions. And your right linux is not for lazy bleaches. Or comp illiterate bleaches. Why not write your own driver or get some one else to write it or get off your lazy bleach grass and do some flicking research.
I perfer Debian
Hey don''t get me wrong, windows xp is stable and all (me was pontless), and windows is great for novice computer users and non tech types, but that is about all. Once you start programming, linux should become the platform of choice because it''s just so good (especiall for development). (see if all the programmers used linux support for it would sky rocket)
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