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JillSwift

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About JillSwift

  • Birthday August 5

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  • Your CPU
    Phenom II X4 955 Deneb Black Edition (3.2Ghz)
  • Your Graphics Card
    EVGA nVidia 9800GT
  • Your RAM
    G.SKILL 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666)
  • Your Hard Drive
    WD6400AAKS 640GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s
  • Your Sound Card
    Realtek ALC888
  • Your Operating System
    Mandriva 2010.0 x86_64
  • Your Monitor
    DELL 22"
  • Your Keyboard
    BTC backlit
  • Your Mouse
    Logitech LX3
  • Your Case
    Broadway Com Corp R-910 Black

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  • Gender
    Female
  • Location
    Bizzaro-Earth
  • Interests
    Cats, computer technology, cats, Linux, cats, science in general, cats, psychology, cats, and cats.

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  1. I offer my thumbs up for 4.4.2, it's treating me very well (x86_64).
  2. There's a drop-down box on the "colors" tab to select "Color Set", choose "View". The first two entries are the list view colors. Change the second one (the Alternate) to match the first. :) HTH!
  3. It was a wonderfully short wait. =^_^= Downloading the -3 kernel now. EDIT_____________ -3mnb works a treat, 32 bit programs are happy again in their 64 bit world :D
  4. Just got that info, and: They feex! Yay! =^_^=
  5. All was happy and well in x86_64 land until updating my kernel to 2.6.31.12-desktop-2mnb. This is the kernel with support for Virtualbox. After that, all the 32 bit programs I'd been using just fine would instantly generate a segmentation fault - no other information given, just "Segmentation fault". This includes Skype, ETQW, and Second Life. Booting to the older kernel (2.6.31.12-desktop-1mnb) makes it all work again. (So glad Mandriva's updater keeps older kernels!) Anyone know why this is happening, how I might fix it? :unsure:
  6. Anyone know when 4.4.1/Mandriva will have an x86_64? Me wants me bug fixen! :D KDE 4.4.2 has a x86_64. Yay!
  7. Still digs Mandriva.

  8. Sound chip-set for the M4N78-AM: VIA VT1708S (6 - Channel)
  9. Y'know, I really do like the swimmy penguins of Mandy Free. And who doesn't love Dust? I mean, besides when you have to clean house? ;) Here's my latest deskie. Wallpaper: My rainbowized 2009 USS Enterprise. Plasma theme: Perfection The system monitor plasmoid on the top right is one I'm developing. The plasmoid on the bottom right is an MPD monitor I'm developing.
  10. *waves flag for KMail* I was happy with Thunderbird - for all its basic-ness - until I played with KMail. :) p.s. Just to keep my geek-cred up, I also use mutt. ;)
  11. The only way to guarantee never having a computer virus is to never have a computer. :P This works for other aspects of computing: The only way to guarantee never losing data is to never have any data in the first place. ;)
  12. Yeah, they've registered on the IRC channel... :huh: :unsure: ...er I mean, Yeah, should be fine. :D
  13. I knew this was possible, but I had no idea there was any concrete examples of it already.
  14. You could "alien" it. I mean, if you really wanted to be part of someone's ddos attack. :P
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