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For reasons which ought to be obvious, this Windows 3.11 update project is dead.
- (date not recorded) After this, I used Windows 9x
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(date not recorded) Before this, I used Windows 3.1 and DOS
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Linux distributions >
See also Linux distributions based on Slackware
(on Wikipedia)
https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=Slackware
http://www.slackware.com/
The oldest extant distribution, Slackware focuses on a sort of straightforwardness. It’s not “light” or “easy”, it is what it is. It’s not cripplingly-difficult like Gentoo or Arch Linux. Using it is a little taxing on the mind, but doesn’t actually require a whole lot of deep understanding. It’s install was straightforward.
Using it, I feel “closer” to my computer.
| Distribution | Last tested | LiveUSB | Package Management | Rolling Release | systemd? | Ease |
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| Slackware | 2016-03-25 – 14.1 | text installer | partial + third-party | security | No (1, 2, 3) | “other” |
 Ramen noodles: Just because it's edible doesn't mean it's food.
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(on Wikipedia)
(new food template)
See also:
- Cooking — Food preparation and tools.
- Fasting
- Food additive
 It's about the fans..
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I grew sick and tired of how loud computers had been getting, ever since CDROMs and CPU fans, faster HDDs and fan-requiring Graphics Acceleration.
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During my glancing at Buddhism, I write/rewrote this introduction as a way to understand and explain it better.
This was inspired by Mike Butler and buddhanet.net‘s Introduction to Buddhism but was largely transformed by my own hand. In particular, some phrases herein were kept intact, as they were both strong and clear. Of note, much of the last two thirds of the eightfold path is a direct copy of the original. I liked it that much.
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See the cache and contemporization topics for philosophies behind why I sometimes begin with an existing work and build from there.
more coming later
Platform (computer) > Linux (distribution) > X > Window manager > Operating environment >
This topic tends to be particular to Linux. Other operating systems like Windows have their own “window managers” integrated into every version.
 An Ancient Egyptian die
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Entertainment > Movies >
This is specific to tabletop “pen-and-paper” roleplaying games
- A person who does this is called a roleplayer.
- Roleplaying is often called “gaming”.
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The game itself is called a roleplaying game.
“Martial” is a reference to being a warrior; being trained or suited for war.
Standing upright and spilling water onto your head.
See also slow dousing
