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FreeBSD on all my machines.
Linux is terrible, and I don't really have a use for Vista or XP anymore (though, I do expect to be moving one of my machines to Windows this summer).
@jb_hafo: I'm not sure what you mean by accidentally rebuilding 6 with 7 source code (all you did was build 7...)...
yeah, the ! operator is just making your statement longer and (possibly) harder to read for no reason.
do {
...
} while(num > 20 && num < 60)
would probably be better. If you want to include 20 and 60, you would use <= and => instead.
Because of the && operator, both comparisons must be...
I'm not really sure where you're confused. It seems more like you just aren't thinking through what you write:
You want a number that is either less than X, or greater than Y. In this case, your X is 20, and your Y is 60.
If we read through your statement, it says "do loop while num is...
I bought one of the walmart via desktops with the intention of changing the hard drive and using it as a cheap home server. I gave gOS a spin before I gutted it, and it was a really terrible experience. The interface was a pain, and the machine too weak to even handle the software it shipped...
your chipset is actually ar5005g according to the everex website.
you need to get the madwifi driver for this card. installation will be straight forward.
press f6 at boot and try the options irqpoll, noapic, and nolapic. obviously this is a hard drive issure. if you have windows on the machine it could have to do with the ntfs partition.
mplayer can play just about anything with the win32codecs pack. and theyre are plugins for browsers.
As for the OP (and secondary OP). Everyone these days says start with Ubuntu, but if you really want to get confortable with Linux, I suggest Gentoo or Arch Linux. They both give you more...