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capnkirby

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  1. I find they are about equal in ability and function. You can adjust speed of down and upload easily and can configure about anything you want in either. The biggest difference I see is Bittornado uses individual screens for each torrent, much like a download window where Azureus opens one interface with torrents listed either in the uploading or downloading window and will shrink to the system tray. Personally I prefer Azureus for it's single interface design and it's ability to run from the system tray.

     

    Capn

  2. I think the thing that strikes me as being one of the things I love most about Linux is mentioned by Banjo when he says that he contacted the quantas developer directly for help and received it. How often does that happen on the windoz side of the fence??

    I had an error in burning something using K3b the other day, the error message stated to e-mail me (the developer) the above error report.

    You gotta love that kind of community and group dynamics.....

     

    Capn

  3. PCLInuxOS for me, which is what I am using already, while I like MDK a lot, I really appreciate the personal attention one gets with this distro as well as it is very cutting edge, packages are usually in unstable within a day of release. Very Cool!

    I have tried and was also very pleased with Ubuntu, although I missed the system configuration simplicity of PCLOS and MDK.

     

    Capn

  4. 600MB is nothing today.

     

    Agreed, I would rather have too much swap and never need it than not have enough and have a program fail because of it. I truely don't believe I need the 750MB swap I have, but I keep it larger for sanitys sake as well as on a 30 gig drive, I don't miss it.....

     

    Capn

  5. You hit on a great debate in todays world of cheap memory, as ram gets cheaper the apparent need for swap seems to decrease, (I can't remember the last time my computer showed the swap being used).

    However,

    I would not want to get caught without just yet, I have a gig's worth of ram, and keep a 750MB swap, I don't really miss the space. I guess the simple answer is if you ever do max out your ram, the swap will save your butt and keep things running

     

    Capn

  6. Looks fine to me, about the only limitation with a 180 watt ps would be adding on, it's not going to be able to run a Nvidia 6800 any time soon, but than it sounds like that is not the goal.

    Like bvc said, if there is a place for another fan, it would be a good idea!

     

    Looks to me like a great deal....

     

     

    Capn

  7. I should expect that you have the correct java, and clearly it is linked correctly since you said it does work. If I understood, it works if you re-link it up and will continue to work until you log out. Do you have the user agent plug in installed? And if yes, do you set it to show your browser as being Internet Exploiter?

    I seem to remember that it does not like to start up when it is in Internet Exploiter mode...

     

    Capn

  8. I can tell you without a doubt that the problem is in the Java plugin, as to fixing it, if I recall correctly the problem is the wrong version of Java is installed; but it's been a while since I went through this.

    Do check out Mozilla's faq's and help sites, I believe that is where I found the fix.

     

    Capn

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