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So whats the deal with Linux If its superior to Windows then why is it free?

I made a live CD of ubuntu 7.10 all the basic things worked well. But then when I tried to actually use it you know like game get my all in one printer working I was like h4x0rz pwn j00! Junk.
Im not a fan-boy of apple,microsoft or linux.
But how can they call this superior?
ITS HALFED BAKED lot of good reading online ~positive~ about it lots of hype…..I just dont get it!
Is it suppose to be this complicated. more time in the terminal then actualy using it. Yes got beryl working cube junk!
Why do you like it?
Thanks.
XP easy
Vista easy
OSX easy
ubuntu or any number of the 1000000 different kinds OMFG! like 0.6% users?
I see linux excellent as a server. But not really for the desktop.
I did like open office but I can get that to work in XP and open office wont do any good in linux because of my all in one problem ;-(
Ok you lil noob! linux does get virues trojans and yes it does crash. now get your head out of the penguins bung!
again i fail to see the superior part about linux….1 it lacks support 2 no drivers for NEW things. 3 complicated. I just like one click not ~ lizard-wang dododod pee my pants-sudo. LOL

Another Vista Disk Read Error On Startup ………….?

I am fixing a friends laptop computer that has Vista on it. She bought it from Best Buy a little over a year ago. 5 months ago she was downloading a game, closed the lid, and went to bed while the game kept downloading. When she woke up and open the laptop lid, it asked her to restart. After restarting the computer she received the “A disk read error has occurred, press ctrl+alt+del to restart.” That is where it is stuck at.

She took her computer to Best Buy and was told she had MalWare and that it would cost $325 (she even bought the extended warranty which they told her doesn’t cover the hard drive) to send it off and have the data backed up and a new Vista OS installed. Or $525 to backup data and replace hard drive. I know thats bs. I took it from her yesterday to play with it.

I have tried using the Vista Recovery CD from NeoSmart, but no luck. I set laptop to boot from cd and it stops after the Windows Loading screen that has the little green “Knight Rider” bar. After that screen it just goes black. I know the CD is fine because I tested it in my computer. I know the DVD drive is fine also because of whats follows in the next paragraph. I am pretty sure this problem is a simple fixboot/fixmbr problem, but I can’t get the Recovery CD to load which in turn prevents me from running anything. BTW, this laptop like many does not have a Vista CD since it has the Recovery Partition installed on the HDD. Can’t access that since I can’t start Windows. She did however make other Recovery CD’s when she bought the computer using the Recovery Manager (you know the whole 3 Dvds crap) but those will not work either. they just cause a clicking sound.

So, my last effort was Linux Live. I don’t use Linux, but I always keep a updated Linux Live CD for just such an occasion. Linux Live (Using Slax) will load just fine from the DVD drive and I am able to access the contents of her HDD. So now I am pretty sure the HDD is in good shape and that the boot sector is the culprit. My question basically boils down to:

Is there any way to restore a Windows Vista Boot Sector with a linux live cd?

I did a search and came across ms-sys, but know nothing about it. I aso have a Win XP CD, but read somewhere that you should never use an XP CD to repair Windows Vista boot sectors. I so far haven’t even tried that CD to see if it will load. Anyway that is where I am at. Any help or guidance would be appreciated.

Another Vista Disk Read Error On Startup ………….?

I am fixing a friends laptop computer that has Vista on it. She bought it from Best Buy a little over a year ago. 5 months ago she was downloading a game, closed the lid, and went to bed while the game kept downloading. When she woke up and open the laptop lid, it asked her to restart. After restarting the computer she received the “A disk read error has occurred, press ctrl+alt+del to restart.” That is where it is stuck at.

She took her computer to Best Buy and was told she had MalWare and that it would cost $325 (she even bought the extended warranty which they told her doesn’t cover the hard drive) to send it off and have the data backed up and a new Vista OS installed. Or $525 to backup data and replace hard drive. I know thats bs. I took it from her yesterday to play with it.

I have tried using the Vista Recovery CD from NeoSmart, but no luck. I set laptop to boot from cd and it stops after the Windows Loading screen that has the little green “Knight Rider” bar. After that screen it just goes black. I know the CD is fine because I tested it in my computer. I know the DVD drive is fine also because of whats follows in the next paragraph. I am pretty sure this problem is a simple fixboot/fixmbr problem, but I can’t get the Recovery CD to load which in turn prevents me from running anything. BTW, this laptop like many does not have a Vista CD since it has the Recovery Partition installed on the HDD. Can’t access that since I can’t start Windows. She did however make other Recovery CD’s when she bought the computer using the Recovery Manager (you know the whole 3 Dvds crap) but those will not work either. they just cause a clicking sound.

So, my last effort was Linux Live. I don’t use Linux, but I always keep a updated Linux Live CD for just such an occasion. Linux Live (Using Slax) will load just fine from the DVD drive and I am able to access the contents of her HDD. So now I am pretty sure the HDD is in good shape and that the boot sector is the culprit. My question basically boils down to:

Is there any way to restore a Windows Vista Boot Sector with a linux live cd?

I did a search and came across ms-sys, but know nothing about it. I aso have a Win XP CD, but read somewhere that you should never use an XP CD to repair Windows Vista boot sectors. I so far haven’t even tried that CD to see if it will load. Anyway that is where I am at. Any help or guidance would be appreciated.

So whats the deal with Linux If its superior to Windows then why is it free?

I made a live CD of ubuntu 7.10 all the basic things worked well. But then when I tried to actually use it you know like game get my all in one printer working I was like h4x0rz pwn j00! Junk.
Im not a fan-boy of apple,microsoft or linux.
But how can they call this superior?
ITS HALFED BAKED lot of good reading online ~positive~ about it lots of hype…..I just dont get it!
Is it suppose to be this complicated. more time in the terminal then actualy using it. Yes got beryl working cube junk!
Why do you like it?
Thanks.
XP easy
Vista easy
OSX easy
ubuntu or any number of the 1000000 different kinds OMFG! like 0.6% users?
I see linux excellent as a server. But not really for the desktop.
I did like open office but I can get that to work in XP and open office wont do any good in linux because of my all in one problem ;-(
Ok you lil noob! linux does get virues trojans and yes it does crash. now get your head out of the penguins bung!
again i fail to see the superior part about linux….1 it lacks support 2 no drivers for NEW things. 3 complicated. I just like one click not ~ lizard-wang dododod pee my pants-sudo. LOL

Indie Game Magazine

Indie Game Magazine

Definition:
Indie – Independent. Small. Good.
Game – Video Game, PC Game, and the like
Mag – Magazine

Indie Game Magazine is an independently owned, developer-centric, video game magazine. Indie Game Mag reviews and reports news on indie and casual games only! To our knowledge, we are the only exclusively indie game magazine available…so we have that going for us.

What are indie games? Indie games are video games made by only a hand full of people, as opposed to the massive teams that make up the largest game studios. Indie Games are typically published by the people that make them or by some other small casual portal or distributor.

What are casual games? Casual games in many cases are made by small indie game developers and qualify as indie games. Casual games are defined by simple rule sets and appeal to a wide mass audience. Typical casual game genres include: match-3, time management, seek & find, puzzle, etc. Indie games are often times casual games, but casual games are not necessarily indie.

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