Dangerous Spyware

[bhunter]

Originally Posted by merrylander

I used to have a SUN worhstation, 20" monitor Pizza box computer with max memory and Free standing tower with Tape drive and Hard drive,

While loading Open BSD I had enough time to read a good novel.

Are you referring to the Openlook GUI? The OpenBSD OS requires very little in resources. I used to run it on a SparcStation 10 with no problems. Come to think of it, I really liked those Sparc pizza box machines.

[icenine]

I used to install Slackware and play with that....and I run Linux Mint on the PC my wife uses.

I could never configure X when I tried to install Free BSD....and I was pretty good at doing stuff like modifying the kernal to install things like Nvidia drivers.

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by bhunter

Are you referring to the Openlook GUI? The OpenBSD OS requires very little in resources. I used to run it on a SparcStation 10 with no problems. Come to think of it, I really liked those Sparc pizza box machines.

Reading it in off those giant cassettes was not the fastest thing in town.

[ebacon]

Originally Posted by merrylander

Reading it in off those giant cassettes was not the fastest thing in town.

ROFL

When I worked in research we had a computer that still used 8" floppy discs. Whenever the "computer guy" loaded software he would hold the disc like a pizza box and announce, "Watch out! Coming through with the disc!"

Good times.