12-31-2011, 10:57 PM
I've started a thread of a similar topic in Suprbay. Those who answered there are welcome to answer again; those who haven't, please feel just as free.
Windows 7
I currently installed Windows 7 Ultimate from thethingy at The Pirate Bay. Here's the link:
It has all the versions except Enterprise, and they all, to my understanding, are pre-activated. No serial, no activation. Pretty good if you ask me.
Now about the operating system. My system is a Pentium IV 2.8GHz, 1GB RAM, and has an onboard graphics/sound chip. It's a good operating system, considering the fact I got it for free. And it is in the middle in terms of speed.
What I don't like, however, is that the Windows Media Player 12 is crappy. When I played my Star Trek: The Motion Picture DVD (legitimate), it freezes when I try to go back to the main menu. Has anyone tried this?
Linux Mint 9
Alongside Windows 7, I also installed Linux Mint 9. Yes, it's made a little more than a year ago (like April 2010). However, it's more stable than the later versions, and has all the software I need in all areas without the need for installing. I haven't had to install anything more. If there was though, I'd use Windows 7. But so far, it's good.
Now, I do feel a little scummy when I use pirated software, which is why I cross paths with Linux Mint 9. I just love it. I use Free/Open Source software and I love it. The interface is easy, the graphics are beautiful, and not to mention, there are pre-installed codecs and VideoLAN so I can play any file or foreign region DVDs without much hassle.
It's your turn
What's installed that you like in your computer. You can be as succinct or vague as you like. Just give some ideas.
Windows 7
I currently installed Windows 7 Ultimate from thethingy at The Pirate Bay. Here's the link:
It has all the versions except Enterprise, and they all, to my understanding, are pre-activated. No serial, no activation. Pretty good if you ask me.
Now about the operating system. My system is a Pentium IV 2.8GHz, 1GB RAM, and has an onboard graphics/sound chip. It's a good operating system, considering the fact I got it for free. And it is in the middle in terms of speed.
What I don't like, however, is that the Windows Media Player 12 is crappy. When I played my Star Trek: The Motion Picture DVD (legitimate), it freezes when I try to go back to the main menu. Has anyone tried this?
Linux Mint 9
Alongside Windows 7, I also installed Linux Mint 9. Yes, it's made a little more than a year ago (like April 2010). However, it's more stable than the later versions, and has all the software I need in all areas without the need for installing. I haven't had to install anything more. If there was though, I'd use Windows 7. But so far, it's good.
Now, I do feel a little scummy when I use pirated software, which is why I cross paths with Linux Mint 9. I just love it. I use Free/Open Source software and I love it. The interface is easy, the graphics are beautiful, and not to mention, there are pre-installed codecs and VideoLAN so I can play any file or foreign region DVDs without much hassle.
It's your turn
What's installed that you like in your computer. You can be as succinct or vague as you like. Just give some ideas.
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