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Den 30-11-2011 22:38, DG skrev:
> Op 30-11-2011 17:58, ervaqre schreef:
>>>> That's one of the things that drove me away from Windows. A while ago
>>>> I had to use somebody's Windows laptop and I needed a very simple
>>>> program just to be able to cut segments out of an mp3 file and save
>>>> them as new mp3 files. Now I thought this would be easy to find, but
>>>> all Google gave me was adware, shareware and so called freeware that
>>>> was free but with limited functionality, i.e. no option to save your
>>>> files. I'm sure there are free and fully functional programs out there
>>>> that do what I need, but it's just too much effort to wade through all
>>>> the crapware out there to find the good ones.
>>>
>>> Audacity with the lame dll file. Can convert to different formats
>>> aswell.
>>
>> Yes, I have known about Audacity for several years, but I have always
>> hated it just because it looks like it was designed for retarded
>> people. Most importantly though, it is an open source program that was
>> designed principially for the Linux platform rather than Windows.
>
> Works fine for me. Hey, wait a minute, retarded people???

Huh? Retarded is just repeated tardiness.

>>> I've used and liked several Linux versions. But for daily use on one
>>> single machine, Windows still wins out. I've got everything running the
>>> way I like it, e-mail, RSS feeds, podcasts. It took a while to get that
>>> set up the way I like it. If you could copy all that over to Linux and
>>> also pop one of those PC game CD's into a Linux machine and just have it
>>> run, it would become an actual option.
>>
>> I actually do admit that for the first year of using Linux, I truly
>> hated it. It took me a long time to get used to things just being
>> different. But now that I have everything running exactly the way I
>> want it to run, I wouldn't go back to Windows even if you would offer
>> me 999 virgins. So perhaps it is a matter of getting used to what's
>> available. PC game CD's however, do generally not run on Linux.
>
> And that's why I always recommend Windows. Almost anything in the shops
> works on Windows, providing you've got the hardware for it. Easier than
> explaining why the computergame they just bought for their Apple won't
> work. Although Apple folk now mostly buy downloads it seems. It's been
> easily half a year since the last person asked me about games on an Apple.

Apple is just silly. I care very little for it. I actually have a 
Windows installation for PC games, but I never use it. And I prefer to 
run Windows-only applications for work in virtual machines.

I just hate Windows. Not for technical reasons, just for personal taste.

>>>> Actually, I also haven't been taking time to play computer games for
>>>> several years now. Wonder why I still want a Playstation Vita. Perhaps
>>>> I am easily influenced by marketing or perhaps it is because as a
>>>> child I never had a Gameboy!
>>>
>>> I had several Nintendo Game And Watch thingies. Skipped The whole
>>> NES/Gameboy time.
>>
>> That just shows how old you are, even though the current RRRRR still
>> claims you are sixteen years old, but I will correct that in the
>> upcoming and much anticipated issue.
>
> Ah, good, so I'll stay 16 forever. I am the Immortal!!!

Does that make you a god?

>>>> I am pretty sure Star Wars is banned! I banned it myself. Star Trek is
>>>> banned as well! Tsjakka!
>>>>
>>> Now that's something that *should* be banned: Tsjakka, my foot.
>>
>> TSJAKKAAAAAA!!!!!! HURG!!!!
>>
> Tent!

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