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Re: Zelandish (was: 2nd pers. pron. for God)

From:Christophe Grandsire <christophe.grandsire@...>
Date:Thursday, September 26, 2002, 21:34
En réponse à Roberto Suarez Soto <ask4it@...>:

> > Well, I never said I disliked it either ;-) >
True enough :)) .
> > Oh, I figured. I have a few friends in the same situation :-) > Anyway, 40GB are a lot, even having a few movies :-) >
Well, I still have 15Gb free right now :)) .
> > Same here. I don't have movies, but 3GB of mp3 O:-) Many of > them > are from my own CDs, but other are of music that I could only get by > buying to cdnow or any other online place. And as I don't have a VISA, > then ... O:-) >
I just refuse to pay online. Call me paranoid or what, but I just refuse to pay anything in advance. I only pay when I have the thing I wanted. I find it just fair.
> > I'll buy a PS2 some day, and then I expect to buy DVDs of some > movies I always liked. The first on the list are "The 5th Element" and > "Highlander" %-) The problem is that I don't know if buying those CDs > online will be good, because of the zone protection stuff :-m >
IIRC the DVD player on my computer allows to play any DVD whatever the zone. But I've never tried it on commercial DVDs so I don't know if it's right...
> > Well, it depends :-) It doesn't make all for you as SuSE or > RedHat, that's for sure. Let's say that it's not the easiest to > install, > but it's the best to live with :-) >
I've looked as the Debian website. Indeed, it seems quite complex to install (at least according to the size of the installation notes :)) ), but also extremely stable. Well, as soon as I buy this second hard drive I'll do that :) . Downloading it completely is not a problem with my DSL line :)) .
> > It depends on the hardware you've got. There is a lot of > hardware that is built specially for Windows, and that's what doesn't > work well in Linux. But for "normal" hardware, I'd say that everything > is reasonably supported. Thought you will have to google for it > sometimes to find it and/or how to configure it :-) >
It shouldn't be a problem then. I don't use a Winmodem (I have DSL, so I use a special modem connected on the ethernetcard) and the only complication there may be is the HP PSC 750 printer/scanner I have. Are HP printers well handled by Linux? Christophe. http://rainbow.conlang.free.fr Take your life as a movie: do not let anybody else play the leading role.

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