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Digital Paint Community => Other Stuff => Topic started by: y00tz on April 19, 2007, 07:04:08 PM
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Is anyone else beta testing this? It's still downloading right now but it looks great
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Got it earlier this month, ran it for a couple days, laughed a lot, went back to Windows Server 2003 SP2.
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From the MSDN site? If so, could I get a link to the login site, I can't seem to find it. :P
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Yet another version of vista?
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Ha. Just what I don't need.
...Bloody Micro$oft...
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From the MSDN site? If so, could I get a link to the login site, I can't seem to find it. :P
https://connect.microsoft.com/WindowsHomeServer
Yet another version of vista?
Yeah it has the Vista UI and runs like Server 2003 from what I've seen.
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It's based off of Server 2003, doesn't mean it runs like it. Server 2003 ran smooth without using resources, kinda like Win2K runs fine on most stuff, I use it because it runs better than XP for me and I don't like to deal with some of the stuff in XP. They ruined it by making it Vista-like. lol
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Server 2003 ran smooth without using resources, kinda like Win2K runs fine on most stuff,
I had an old P3 600 Mhz 32 Mb Ram, and Win2k ran much better than the Win98 that came with it. And I say 'had', because it was completely submerged in water Monday morning.
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And I say 'had', because it was completely submerged in water Monday morning.
Hahaha, what's the story there Z?
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Eww Waste of perfectly good home-servers.
Install ubuntu server and you're all set, less bloat, better performance and better stability :)
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Eww Waste of perfectly good home-servers.
Install ubuntu server and you're all set, less bloat, better performance and better stability :)
I have a large assortment of servers in my farm, some do run x64 Ubuntu. I don't see why you had to flame here when I was asking about other beta testers...
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Hahaha, what's the story there Z?
***Super Off-Topicnessish***
Well, Monday morning I woke up to my father saying "Get up! The basements flooded!". It had only 'flooded' once and it only got half of the floor wet (it isn't that level), so that doesn't really count. I thought thats what it was this time too. However, when I opened the basement door, I saw one foot of water on the floor. Then I looked over to where my stuff was, and my GameCube was completely submerged (I had it on the floor the night before playing it). I then looked over to my desk, and saw my computer also completely submerged. I had it on the ground because there wasn't enough room on the desk. I also had one of my sound systems (I had two) was half under water, and plugged in (makes for very dangerous water). You might be wondering why all of this stuff on the ground. Well, this is the second time water has ever been on that floor in over 13 years, and the first time barely counts. So, I figured that I wouldn't be able to save most of my computer and I removed my DVD burner. I dismantled it and brought it up stairs to dry (the boards haven't warped, yet) so it might still work. My GameCube is sitting on my bed on its side till I go home in another 2 weeks. I don't want anyone touching it until it is thoroughly dry, and hopefully it will still work.
Wow, that story is almost as long as the "where did your name come from" one.
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GC should work, dropped my Palm in a swimming pool once, the only time I think the battery was ever dead (hadn't charged for a week) waited a good week turned it on and it still work. Good luck with it though.
I've considered several times asking you where your name came from, even going so far as to Google it. (I even browsed your empty blog at Gamedesign.net :/) to no avail. I searched the forum too, but who knows, maybe one of these days I'll find out.
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I've considered several times asking you where your name came from, even going so far as to Google it. (I even browsed your empty blog at Gamedesign.net :/) to no avail. I searched the forum too, but who knows, maybe one of these days I'll find out.
Well, it was on the forums. It was in that month of lost data. I might get around to putting it up again. :)
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Eww Waste of perfectly good home-servers.
Install ubuntu server and you're all set, less bloat, better performance and better stability :)
Smokey, try running a FreeBSD server, much more stable and requires less messing and updating. If you run an Ubuntu server I'd say stick to LTS.
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omg that's right, Chex Quest right? Where your ammo was Zorch? How could I forget that!
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Eww Waste of perfectly good home-servers.
Install ubuntu server and you're all set, less bloat, better performance and better stability :)
Smokey, try running a FreeBSD server, much more stable and requires less messing and updating. If you run an Ubuntu server I'd say stick to LTS.
Yea, I did stick with LTS. I haven't had any problems with it really, I run a couple eggdrops, some stats programs and AMP.
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Think I found it:
http://dplogin.com/forums/index.php?topic=418.msg43971#msg43971
Haha. And thats the short version. :)
(sorry for the off-topicness)
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Are you kidding? Between the Computer being drowned, the Linux discussion, and your name.. I was going to post screens of Windows Server Home, but I thought that would be inappropriate since it's ON-Topic :-/ Haha I kid, screenshot on next page.
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Wow, one thing that strikes is how low-quality the background is for the start-up screen. (First pic, this in the client console supplement.)
2nd & 3rd; obviously built on Windows 2k3 SB
Pic 4; It runs on incredibly low system specs (This is actually a Virtual PC emulation on my old PC, I alloted it a mere 1gb of RAM and it still ran very smooth.
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The infamous red rectangle.