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WINDOWS VISTA AERO VS LINUX UBUNTU BERYL



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WINDOWS VS LINUX
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css isnt a game ... ( 1 day ago by mixindave1)
css isnt a game cmon. retail games from shops new games. next gen stuff
Of course it ... ( 1 day ago by asrdias72)
Of course it doesn't compare to Windows Vista !!! As an Example: Vista loads the Dlls into random memory addresses to make it very difficult for hackers to own your Vista system, and UBUNTU/Linux doesn't!!!
linux is much much ... ( 1 day ago by jorgeamachi)
linux is much much better
anyone who wants to ... ( 1 day ago by huevo66)
anyone who wants to run any program in linuxlike systems that runs on windows just have to download wine and thats all you can play games office anything you want
Yes, CS:S is an ... ( 1 day ago by LordDestros)
Yes, CS:S is an educational resource along with the rest of games available on Steam I suppose
CSS isn't a game? ... ( 20 hours ago by Iminurcomputorz)
CSS isn't a game? No no, it's just one of the most popular online game ever made.
And not everything is about games ;)
Hmm, last time I ... ( 20 hours ago by Iminurcomputorz)
Hmm, last time I checked, Linux doesn't even use DLL files.
Are you talking to ... ( 20 hours ago by Iminurcomputorz)
Are you talking to me? CS:S is the only game I play, and I don't even play it often. I've given up on gaming, it's just the same over and over again. Linux has started to become my game now ;)
No, it isn't educational, It's just something I do when I want a break, usually I watch Simpsons :P
Heh, actually I was ... ( 13 hours ago by LordDestros)
Heh, actually I was replying to mixindave1's reply towards you (where he claimed CS:S isn't a game along with any games not purchased in a store). For me, ditto everything you said except add in CS 1.6 XD.
ok, my bad.I'll ... ( 12 hours ago by asrdias72)
ok, my bad.I'll explain:
All OS (Excluding Windows 6) load the functions that are exposed thru the APIs into fixed memory addresses that if we know them in advance we can run the function just by jumping and executing from that memory address. That is what happens in a overflow buffer attack. In Windows 6 the Functions are loaded into random memory addresses each time the system boots making it very difficult for buffer overflow attacks and making Windows 6 one of the most secure OSs.
@ZenSabre "Go ... ( 12 hours ago by calrogman)
@ZenSabre "Go South Africa...Ubuntu was conceived in my country...So we've got some problems which, no country is perfect...but the future looks very different." Actually according to distrowatch ubuntu was concieved on the Isle of Man, which is in the U.K.
sorry to say....I ... ( 11 hours ago by Gjoellee)
sorry to say....I have used Ubuntu for 1 year now, but it turns out PCLinuxOS is making Ubuntu "hard to use"
Linux doesn't ( 11 hours ago by Gjoellee)
Linux doesn't
Linux doesn't what? ( 9 hours ago by Iminurcomputorz)
Linux doesn't what?
GNU/Linux have ... ( 9 hours ago by Iminurcomputorz)
GNU/Linux have Exec-Shield implemented in the kernel. It provides protection against stack, buffer and pointer overflow attacks. Anything that try to write code into data structures or overwrite them.
I use UbuntuLinux ... ( 7 hours ago by Cirex1223)
I use UbuntuLinux also and honestly I couldn't see going back to windows, EVER.
Same here, but it ... ( 6 hours ago by Pocomoi)
Same here, but it was Slackware that did for me... My computer hasn't crashed in months! Besides, I take high customization over -over what? Oh, yeah... ability to play more games, maybe- anytime!
On the video: ... ( 6 hours ago by Pocomoi)
On the video: there's an important performance difference. Aero seems quite sluggish, while Beryl/Compiz looks insanely dynamic. Did you use the same computer? Beryl seems to have "cooler" effects as well, and the multiple desktop issue can't be emphasized enough (I couldn't live without at least 3 desktops...) A clear winner, I thought -if this is a competition.
Either way, they're both rather flashy and impressive.
lol fuck all of you ... ( 5 hours ago by tylerbees123)
lol fuck all of you i have perfection....i have a mac and 2pc's 1 with vista and the other with ubuntu beryl
from most of my ... ( 4 hours ago by Sanchara)
from most of my conversations with more experienced computer people than my self I get the impression that Linux somewhat requires the user to have a brain lol. I think both have their merrits. It really depends on what you're trying to use it for.
Beryl re-merged ... ( 2 hours ago by LordDestros)
Beryl re-merged with the Compiz project some time ago to form Compiz Fusion which is better in terms of both functionality and effects. I don't believe the author recorded the Vista demo first hand as subtitles are present while there are none when the CF demo starts up. However, CF is considered far less resource consuming by most as many have reported to run it fine on 64MB (and even 32MB) graphics cards. The other problem with Aero is the lack of customization which CF provides.
I own a rather old ... ( 1 hour ago by Pocomoi)
I own a rather old P4 laptop with a 64MB ATI Radeon 9000... do you think it COULD take such pounding? I did manage to get Project Looking Glass to work, albeit not very smoothly. If you say 64MB is enough... is it? Really?
That is true, the ... ( 1 hour ago by Pocomoi)
That is true, the main reason being: you MUST LIKE your computer in order to use Linux. You can't just use it now and then and not worry about its state. You get to care for it, so to speak (perhaps the high degree of customization makes you grow fond of it, since it feels more like "yours.") Those that can't care for a computer and just chat or surf a bit, will prefer Windows. But maybe not Vista... it's not as "easy" as XP.
win vista ultimate ( 5 minutes ago by sasukexshippuden)
win vista ultimate



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