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#214719 25-May-2017 12:22
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I couldn't find a thread like this so I thought it may be fun to see what other Linux users  have. This my Mint 18.1 install on a Dell Inspiron i7 15" 2 in 1

 

 

 

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  #1788084 25-May-2017 12:54
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Dell XPS 15 9550 FHD with Manjaro KDE 17.01, 4.11 kernel

 




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  #1788095 25-May-2017 13:18
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Only the best desktop environments for me..

 





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  #1788116 25-May-2017 13:45
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I'd love to hear if one of those Microsoft support scammers phoned any of you guys. Hehe.


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  #1788120 25-May-2017 13:56
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DarthKermit:

 

I'd love to hear if one of those Microsoft support scammers phoned any of you guys. Hehe.

 

 

Yes, but was on Windows at the time.... and informed him he had called an IT Support company. He didnt want to continue the call :(

 

 





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  #1788126 25-May-2017 14:05
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DarthKermit:

 

I'd love to hear if one of those Microsoft support scammers phoned any of you guys. Hehe.

 

 

Wait until you see my "hobby" machine - it's not Windows, not Linux and not Mac. I'd love to "play dumb" with one of those scammers!


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  #1788135 25-May-2017 14:24
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  #1788141 25-May-2017 14:28
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Rikkitic:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Good lord my ancient eyes cannot make head nor tails of that tongue-out


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Behodar: Wait until you see my "hobby" machine - it's not Windows, not Linux and not Mac. I'd love to "play dumb" with one of those scammers!

 

 

Well, sorry for the off-topic OS, but I couldn't resist tongue-out

 

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  #1788320 25-May-2017 19:03
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MikeB4:

 

Rikkitic:

 

[[WALL OF TEXT]]

 

 

 

 

Good lord my ancient eyes cannot make head nor tails of that tongue-out

 

 

Welcome to the wonderful world of Linux Kernel Panics.  Very few people can make heads or tails out of them!!


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  #1788327 25-May-2017 19:14
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jamesrt:

 

MikeB4:

 

Rikkitic:

 

[[WALL OF TEXT]]

 

 

 

 

Good lord my ancient eyes cannot make head nor tails of that tongue-out

 

 

Welcome to the wonderful world of Linux Kernel Panics.  Very few people can make heads or tails out of them!!

 

 

 

 

So thats what is was, all I could see was a blurry smudge. Kernel panics always a lot fun.


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  #1788346 25-May-2017 19:54
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I keep mine as simple as possible... My Linux installation is for when I want to be productive so standard basics such as Atom, a Linux Terminal (with zsh), Chromium as well as node.js, python etc installed. I use Arch Linux w/ Gnome.

 

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  #1788352 25-May-2017 20:13
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michaelmurfy:

 

I keep mine as simple as possible... My Linux installation is for when I want to be productive so standard basics such as Atom, a Linux Terminal (with zsh), Chromium as well as node.js, python etc installed. I use Arch Linux w/ Gnome.

 

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very nice indeed


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  #1788376 25-May-2017 20:54
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not too much of a deviation away from a default Leap 42 / Plasma desktop.

 

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