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<0> i cant find much cheaper
<1> find reseller only sites
<1> BAF
<0> hmmmm
<1> try using reseller in the search
<0> do they let you see prices on those
<2> fix my box Jeff
<2> :|
<1> try a google search
<1> with reseller
<1> <-gota goo...diner :/
<2> :(
<0> ok
<0> Jefreymon, not finding anything any cheaper
<3> fix your own box, loser
<3> bleh
<3> weeeee
<3> yeah right
<3> just lurking, I'm sure
<0> :\
<0> be nice :
<0> :\
<2> how long does it take to upgrade to Freebsd 6.0
<4> 2 weeks
<4> j/k
<4> should take that long
<4> just reinstall
<2> I can just update
<5> will my 600mhz eden fanless run faster under freebsd Oggy? hehe
<2> everything runs faster under freebsd
<4> gentoo runs faster
<0> umm
<0> freebsd cant be much faster than linux
<2> problem with Freebsd is getting info
<0> OggyBSD, do you have any benchmark proof?
<2> !google is Freebsd faster than Linux
<6> http://www.opensolaris.org/os/article/2005-10-14_a_comparison_of_solaris__linux__and_freebsd_kernels/
<4> lots of info for freebsd
<2> yeah if you play with the kernal yes
<2> freebsd is faster than linux
<4> nothing to playing with the kernal
<7> FreeBSD laptop.localhost 5.4-RELEASE FreeBSD 5.4-RELEASE #0: Sun Jan 22 00:20:51 NST 2006 jason@laptop.localhost:/usr/src/sys/i386/compile/firewall i386
<2> See at one time I did use Redhat Linux
<2> but then they screwed it all up[
<2> wasnt free anymore
<2> you have to register it during install
<4> so did i
<4> nice
<2> and was just a big pain in the *** to install
<4> **** red hat, its crap
<2> thats why I no longer run linux
<4> freebsd is easy to install
<4> gentoo not so easy
<2> I mean think of it BAF
<0> hmm
<0> IF you play with the kernel
<2> <---- I a gearhead , installed Freebsd
<0> you can play with linux kernel too
<0> redhat is still free :P
<0> but redhat ****s anyhow
<2> and its been up and running stable for 82 days
<0> stability isn't a good comparison
<0> any OS can bes table, my linux box was up for 300 days
<2> yes it is a good question
<0> before i rebooted for a kernel updated
<2> server os
<2> of course it is
<0> linux 2.6 kernel has a lot of configurable stuff which can get you more performance
<2> well you can stripp the kernel in bsd
<2> same thing
<4> same thing
<0> you can strip the kernel in linux
<0> ;)
<4> :)
<0> its basically personal preference
<0> just like amd vs intel
<4> yes it is
<0> kind of
<4> same ****, different pile
<8> yes different pile hahaha
<4> ****
<4> like microsoft
<8> I enjoy'd using redhat for a bit but when the registering crap came up , I said forget it
<0> hmm
<0> lol
<4> gentoo is worth a try oggy
<4> a little hard to install
<8> really it then had to look for your registration before install etc it was a pain
<0> yeah
<0> redhat is crap :P
<0> all commercialized
<0> gentoo's good
<0> totally free, no surprises
<8> I think Freebsd has more user friendly info that you can get to without going crazy asking in channels ,
<4> i am seting up another box soon to put at a friends house, and i might install gentoo or maybe 2003 server
<4> gentoo have the best doc and info that i have seen
<8> How long will it take for me to update Freebsd 5.4 to 6.0
<4> a long time when you **** it up
<4> and its not going to fix your problem with gnone
<0> gnetoo has a good support community
<0> go to #gentoo on freenode
<0> one of the largest chans there
<4> very good
<0> theres 901 people in that channel at the moment
<0> you can always find help there
<8> well I know a reboot will help my problem in gnome , since im going to have to reboot I may as well update to 6.0 while im at it
<2> nah i dont like gentoo
<4> reboot the bitch
<0> OggyBSD, whats wrong with gentoo
<0> Oggy, whats your problem in gnome
<4> .wz st.john's, newfoundland
<6> Weather for St. John's, Newfoundland
<2> Installed Gnome2 and it hosed my monitor frequency
<6> Updated 9:30 PM NST Feb. 1
<0> still have to fix wzf
<6> Light Snow, 30 F, Humidity 100%
<6> Wind 30mph from NE
<0> OggyBSD, uhh
<0> fix xorg's config and restart x
<0> no need to reboot, and i bet a reboot won't help :P
<0> ifi its your config
<2> really
<0> if its xorg
<0> /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<2> im updating now
<0> if its something else its /etc/X11/Xfree86.conf or something
<2> maybe I can open another terminal
<2> its Xorg
<0> goooood song
<0> Oggy, check out /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<2> send it this way
<0> note its capital X in the X11
<0> Oggy, i can't at the moment
<0> its a DRMed WMA from adelphia music
<4> i bet we got atleast 30 cm of snow and its still snowing
<0> ill run it through tunebite later and send an mp3
<2> BAF
<0> yea?
<2> dont see a xorg.conf
<0> what do you have for configs in /etc/X11
<2> eh one sec
<2> i dont have a X11 folder
<2> in etc
<0> umm
<2> maybe I should just restart
<0> ferrisr@BarfTheDog ~ $ locate xorg.conf
<0> /etc/X11/xorg.conf
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