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  • Riz
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    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    wow, how big!!! I can't believe I just said that to you, but you know what I mean


    Yes. I went for screen size and plenty of RAM (8GB) when picking it.

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Originally posted by rizzle View Post
    That is not running full screen either. Just in a window.

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    But yes, OSX is good eye candy.
    wow, how big!!! I can't believe I just said that to you, but you know what I mean

    I'm sold, already but need to find some time then I'll probably move one of the lappys over....

    * I'll do it one day when you're around lol.

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  • Riz
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    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    It looks classy mate - I likey
    That is not running full screen either. Just in a window.



    But yes, OSX is good eye candy.
    Last edited by Riz; 5 February 2013, 12:41.

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Originally posted by rizzle View Post
    Because I went for a 17.3 inch screen on the new lappy rather than the 15 inch that most seem to come with, so I can run things at a decent resolution/size, even in a virtual machine.
    It looks classy mate - I likey

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  • Riz
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    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    that looks pretty decent actually, as far as displays go......
    Because I went for a 17.3 inch screen on the new lappy rather than the 15 inch that most seem to come with, so I can run things at a decent resolution/size, even in a virtual machine.

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Originally posted by rizzle View Post
    Indeed. For example, I have OSX running in virtualbox here as I fancied a go.

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    that looks pretty decent actually, as far as displays go......

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  • Riz
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    In the end though, like most things, there is a learning curve while you get used to doing things in a different way with different tools.

    Day to day stuff is not really that difficult. It just looks a bit alien to a Windows user at first.

    You adjust quicker than you think.

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  • Riz
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    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    Ooooooh thanks.... I have 3 laptops so not short of them but didn't want to wipe one until I have time to actually do it all - but reading yours and Phils chatter the other day and the above i'm having serious doubts..... it's that old saying 'old dog n new tricks'.....
    Indeed. For example, I have OSX running in virtualbox here as I fancied a go.

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  • kilasuit
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    Originally posted by kilasuit View Post
    Go collect your pension then noddy
    Whoops iPhone auto correct lol

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  • kilasuit
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    Go collect your pension then noddy

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Originally posted by rizzle View Post
    Or try it in a virtual machine (computers) 1st then.

    Oracle VM VirtualBox

    You can see how you get on with it in that without any danger to your PC setup.
    Ooooooh thanks.... I have 3 laptops so not short of them but didn't want to wipe one until I have time to actually do it all - but reading yours and Phils chatter the other day and the above i'm having serious doubts..... it's that old saying 'old dog n new tricks'.....

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  • Riz
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    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    He's good at this foreign PC mallarkey isn't he....? I was debating moving but having read the last two threads, I'm like

    I daren't - even though I'm fine with hard coding and web design etc - this horrifies me
    Or try it in a virtual machine (computers) 1st then.

    Oracle VM VirtualBox

    You can see how you get on with it in that without any danger to your PC setup.

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  • mystery1
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    Do what i've done.

    Keep windows and test ubuntu before deciding. Pretty slow if you test from disk/usb or quick if you have the room on your hard disk to allow a choice at start up. As long as you can get online help is at hand.

    I started yesterday and i'm already looking to devote the whole disk to ubuntu.

    Should add that if running from portable medie no changes are save to hard disk.

    M1
    Last edited by mystery1; 4 September 2012, 18:06.

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Originally posted by mystery1 View Post
    What a star.
    He's good at this foreign PC mallarkey isn't he....? I was debating moving but having read the last two threads, I'm like

    I daren't - even though I'm fine with hard coding and web design etc - this horrifies me

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  • mystery1
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    Excellent, thanks very much.

    Just need to find a decent program for pdf viewing & printing and everything else i can take my time with. (one with a print button instead of ctrl p)

    What a star.

    M1

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