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Mike said:
Question: What Sight can do that XP or Ubuntu can't do

Answer: Generate lots of money for programmers and support personnel as
Joe User will need to ask for help more often

Finally, someone with some common sense! Sadly, that's something that's
not so common on this newsgroup.

Alias
 
Alias said:
Finally, someone with some common sense! Sadly, that's something that's
not so common on this newsgroup.

Alias

Now let me get back to work, lots of people to help
 

The company that makes my strawberry sugar wafers is called Vista and you
can buy them at Dollar General. They are more beneficial than the
alleged operating system of the same name and they only cost a dollar.
Doris you ought to try these cookies...

The only problem with using Windows XP in a virtual machine within Linux:
When XP crashes, it wants to take everything else down with it...Go
figure.
 
Bill wait.. you mean when XP crashes inside the virtual machine, it makes
linux unstable??

How can that be?
 
Bill wait.. you mean when XP crashes inside the virtual machine, it
makes linux unstable??

How can that be?

I think it has something to do with xnews use of memory. When xnews
crashed, it took windows and made vmware unusable. I had to terminate
the process. Vmware would not work. Vmware made the system unstable and
I rebooted before I should experience a hard crash. As it was the
shutdown hung several times requiring pressing the on/off button on the
computer. With the latest version of PCLINUXOS, I have experienced this
problem several times with vmware, never with the other linux programs.
 
although I like vmware too, there is an alternative now
its called VirtualBox v1.4.0 and its opensource
 

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