Windows 7
Ted Hilts
ehilts at mcsnet.ca
Fri Mar 30 02:46:00 UTC 2012
On Thu, 2012-03-29 at 22:24 -0400, Rashkae wrote:
> On 03/29/2012 10:11 PM, Ted Hilts wrote:
> > I had to get this notebook (PS200 cpu) but most of my network is Linux
> > -- the recent machines are Ubuntu. I have two problems. First problem is
> > that I do not like the new Ubuntu direction(I don't like any of it
> > because my older machines can't handle the screen behavior and Ubuntu
> > appears to be moving quickly into the commercial side if things and
> > won't support any of the traditional stuff especially development
> > tools).
>
> There are things about the current Ubuntu I'm not very fond of myself,
> and I usually take opportunity to gripe bout them from time to time.
> But this is just nonsense. You have older computers or systems that
> need to work without accelerated 3D video, install Lubunut/Xubuntu and
> be happy. and not support development tools? Where the *censored* does
> that come from?
>
>
> And as for Windows 7, somewhere in the network settings, Windows offers
> you a chance to turn off Homegroups and use traditional windows
> networking. You'll probably find that works better.
I can't find where you are referring to. I set up the Windows 7
machines as PUBLIC and provided the correcet WORKGROUP but traditional
windows networking does not seem to be installed in the LIGHTT version
of Windows 7. Maybe you have the higher version with all the bells and
whistles installed. Is that the case?
Thanks -- Ted
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