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Re: Wav to MP3
de Daniel Mandic 04/09/2006 02:32
john wrote:
> http://www.dors.de/razorlame/index.php
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> When it comes to program flexibity and number of available programs,
> windows is 1000 light years ahead of linux.
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> There are more free programs for windows out there, than any distro
> of linux has. ( I say free, not GPL).
Hi John!
Don't demoralize Linux User, and them, who possibly want to become one.
:)
Everybody knows of the diversity (compatibility), going with Windows,
DOS etc. It's also pretty fast (NT4 - the most effective Windows in
terms of speed, IMHO).
Well, newer CPU's are not patched anymore but everything up to i686 can
use it <fat grin>
AMD and China-produced Hardware is making one shite after the other and
the Linux community id going to knit this together <even more fat grin>
I saw Linux on a real i686 and I was surprised what we saw after setup.
And we only had a Internet-Connection and some CD-R's :-)
Mandrake, if someone is interested. My Favourite Linux distro.
Don't worry John, I don't use Linux. If NT were not so great, I would
still have an AMIGA.
Best Regards,
Daniel Mandic
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