I need software...
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Code001
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My 300 MHz 8600 can handle Yellow Dog Linux 3.0.
That iMac should be able to run the latest Yellow Dog Linux 5.0.1 or whatever they have. Just make sure the internal drive is bigger than 10 gigs or else it could fail.
Edit: Bob, just get a pirated copy from some torrent site.
Fl00":addfd said:
My 300 MHz 8600 can handle Yellow Dog Linux 3.0.
That iMac should be able to run the latest Yellow Dog Linux 5.0.1 or whatever they have. Just make sure the internal drive is bigger than 10 gigs or else it could fail.Edit: Bob, just get a pirated copy from some torrent site.
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mentoneman
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Obligatory "Mac's suck" post.
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Obligatory "Quicktime sucks so I'm not watching the *.mov videos" post.
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By the way, I ended up finding Vista Business on ebay for $70. Mission accomplished.
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No, I didn't know that you were asking for the server. And since I don't yet have any time on Vista Home Premium, I made the assumption that RDS client was discluded from the package.
I do however, spend a good deal of my workday running remote clients, and even installing RDS on Windows/Linux servers.
Turns out that there is a workaround for FreeVNC to run as a service on Vista H-P that seems to work for most users.
http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/12/13/workaround-to-run-vnc-server-in-windows-vista/
But, since you're choosing to be such a collosal prick, I don't care.
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No, I didn't know that you were asking for the server. And since I don't yet have any time on Vista Home Premium, I made the assumption that RDS client was discluded from the package.
I do however, spend a good deal of my workday running remote clients, and even installing RDS on Windows/Linux servers.
Turns out that there is a workaround for FreeVNC to run as a service on Vista H-P that seems to work for most users.
http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/12/13/workaround-to-run-vnc-server-in-windows-vista/
But, since you're choosing to be such a collosal prick, I don't care.
Fl00
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i have a 10 gig drive and it runs osx 10.3 on, and i don't really have any urge to upgrade :/
Code001":3ee33 said::|::QBB:
My 300 MHz 8600 can handle Yellow Dog Linux 3.0.
Edit: Bob, just get a pirated copy from some torrent site.
i have a 10 gig drive and it runs osx 10.3 on, and i don't really have any urge to upgrade :/
Bob Savage
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You're the one that came off like an expert with an attitude so don't act surprised when you get smacked for mouthing off without doing your research.
Being able to run the RDP client on any version of Vista is nothing new. There have been free RDP clients going all the way back to Win98 and a server side on the client since XP Pro. Since you're spending so much time dealing with remote control clients, I would think you knew that.
squealie":fe5bc said:
You're the one that came off like an expert with an attitude so don't act surprised when you get smacked for mouthing off without doing your research.
Being able to run the RDP client on any version of Vista is nothing new. There have been free RDP clients going all the way back to Win98 and a server side on the client since XP Pro. Since you're spending so much time dealing with remote control clients, I would think you knew that.
