Poll : Your Operating System
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- KVRAF
- 3617 posts since 26 Sep, 2003 from Bradford - The Armpit of Britain
yep tweaked xp - still no service packs though.
I may try service pack 2 when I get my new box, as i've heard no bad news about it.
I may try service pack 2 when I get my new box, as i've heard no bad news about it.
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- KVRAF
- 12235 posts since 18 Aug, 2003
I suppose that was an adimrable foray into the OS wars, but you missed my point entirely. More succinctly, no one gives a rat's a$$ about ill-formed car analogies.CrownRoyal wrote:I don't consider myself a poor Mac user. Quite happy with mine. I've used them for years. Same with PCs. I have few problems with computers. I don't develop software so I wouldn't know if one is betther than the other. It's just an OS to me. Like UNIX, BSD, BeOS, OS/2, DOS, CPM, QNX or whatever... I don't give a rat's a$$ what my car's OS is, either. It takes me from point A to B.
I was sympathising with the pain Apple inflicts on its users: expensive and frequent OS upgrades, complete turnarounds on file systems and backwards compatibility, new versions of Quicktime for every new cat which always introduce compatibility problems for AU/VST developers, improper AU documentation, forcing a format split by going 100% proprietary with AU, etc etc.
I have no vested interest against Macs, and I like that people use Macs (choice is better), but I don't like seeing customers/supporters getting hosed by corporations.
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- KVRian
- 1258 posts since 25 Nov, 2003 from London
xp on my main pc, but Windows 2003 server on my laptop / sketchpad.
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- KVRian
- 1161 posts since 22 Feb, 2004 from Seattle, WA
How's Server 2003 running on that laptop? I know a few IT guys that run Server on laptops. How much ram are you using?
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- KVRist
- 273 posts since 5 Oct, 2005 from In front of iLok's headquarters with a Molotov Cocktail!
Again, I have no pain. I've never bought Quicktime Pro nor an OS upgrade. I've always used my computers as they are and just downloaded the security patches and such. You assume too much. I've bought plenty of programs that run on the machines but my biggest software purchase was AutoCAD 10, years ago. I haven't spent near that on anything for my Mac.shamann wrote:I suppose that was an adimrable foray into the OS wars, but you missed my point entirely. More succinctly, no one gives a rat's a$$ about ill-formed car analogies.CrownRoyal wrote:I don't consider myself a poor Mac user. Quite happy with mine. I've used them for years. Same with PCs. I have few problems with computers. I don't develop software so I wouldn't know if one is betther than the other. It's just an OS to me. Like UNIX, BSD, BeOS, OS/2, DOS, CPM, QNX or whatever... I don't give a rat's a$$ what my car's OS is, either. It takes me from point A to B.
I was sympathising with the pain Apple inflicts on its users: expensive and frequent OS upgrades, complete turnarounds on file systems and backwards compatibility, new versions of Quicktime for every new cat which always introduce compatibility problems for AU/VST developers, improper AU documentation, forcing a format split by going 100% proprietary with AU, etc etc.
I have no vested interest against Macs, and I like that people use Macs (choice is better), but I don't like seeing customers/supporters getting hosed by corporations.
It's you that has missed my point. I'm not into OS wars, as I said, it's just a tool. Like a car. If people assume status with an OS, well, that's immature. I'm probably twice your age. I've just used computers to do work. I don't care if Linux is free and Bill Gates is making billions... I just don't care. Over the years I've used everything from a TRS-80's to SG's. It's just a tool. It has nothing to do with status. Good GOD.
Your supposed sincerity for "poor Mac users" is nothing of the sort. Gimmie a break. Maybe you should mean poor Mac developers? As a computer "user" I have no pain. I don't get in my car, turn the key on, and think to myself, "I'm glad I have that latest EEPROM update" or "Gee, there's a new engine block that came out, maybe I should rebuild my engine". I don't because I understand it for what it is. A tool. If it does what you want, why mess with it?
Let's quickly talk about the AU thing. Conversely, why don't developers stick to the VST spec? Absynth uses *.glo, Cameleon uses something else and there are a few others that don't stick with FXB/FXP extensions. Why? Why are there different plug-in formats? You said choice is good! I just use what works. If it doesn't work, I change it.
This is freaking WAY too funny! It's like a NASCAR or WWF forum.
Beam me up, Scotty. I'm SOOOO outta here!
EDIT: I just wanted to add that I mean no disrespect. I also see that you're a fellow Canadian. I'm originally from NFLD. So, I'm just a goofy-Newfie giggling at this whole thing.
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Death to all dongles!
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- KVRian
- 1258 posts since 25 Nov, 2003 from London
Dell Latitude D810, Centrino 2.13GHz, 2Gb RAM.butter wrote:How's Server 2003 running on that laptop? I know a few IT guys that run Server on laptops. How much ram are you using?
Installed 2003 in 20 mins, then installed all the Dell XP drivers that came on a cd with it.
Had to manually install the XP drivers for the wireless and the graphics - their setup.exe's detect that it's 2003 and won't install.
Works flawlessly now - it even boots up with no errors or warnings in the event log, which in my experience is unique!
Fast as feck too.
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- KVRAF
- 7065 posts since 25 Nov, 2002 from not sure
I have an old Dell desktop with a PIII 866, 512 MB PC133 ram and a 40GB drive that I use to run Server 2003. Its got some spare 20 GB drives in it tha I use for my backup and print server. 2k3 runs fine on even that old hardware.
I use babya ultra mega uber xp OS2005 logic MCbaddass operating modus operandi OS for my Daw tho and babya logic 2005 with the baby ultra synth to make all my choonz.
I use babya ultra mega uber xp OS2005 logic MCbaddass operating modus operandi OS for my Daw tho and babya logic 2005 with the baby ultra synth to make all my choonz.
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- KVRAF
- 12235 posts since 18 Aug, 2003
Wow you must be really old then! Would explain why you continue to misread what I've written as some kind of dig at Mac users.CrownRoyal wrote:I'm probably twice your age.
But no matter, I'm happy you're happy.
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CrownRoyal wrote:I'm originally from NFLD.
It's all so clear, now.
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- KVRian
- 1161 posts since 22 Feb, 2004 from Seattle, WA
Why did you do Server 2003? Stability? For work? for the hell of it? For the average end-user it's overkill.speccyteccy wrote:Dell Latitude D810, Centrino 2.13GHz, 2Gb RAM.butter wrote:How's Server 2003 running on that laptop? I know a few IT guys that run Server on laptops. How much ram are you using?
Installed 2003 in 20 mins, then installed all the Dell XP drivers that came on a cd with it.
Had to manually install the XP drivers for the wireless and the graphics - their setup.exe's detect that it's 2003 and won't install.
Works flawlessly now - it even boots up with no errors or warnings in the event log, which in my experience is unique!
Fast as feck too.
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- KVRAF
- 1868 posts since 26 Oct, 2002 from San Francisco
So does the Babya OS work as exceptionally well as Babya Logic? I'm very interested, because Babya Logic 2005 is my go-to tool for mixdown and mastering processing. The Babya bass synth is particularly good at adding air and sparkle to the highend of my mixes too.Stupid American Pig wrote: I use babya ultra mega uber xp OS2005 logic MCbaddass operating modus operandi OS for my Daw tho and babya logic 2005 with the baby ultra synth to make all my choonz.
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- KVRist
- 273 posts since 5 Oct, 2005 from In front of iLok's headquarters with a Molotov Cocktail!
Yep, I'm just across the border.shamann wrote:Wow you must be really old then! Would explain why you continue to misread what I've written as some kind of dig at Mac users.CrownRoyal wrote:I'm probably twice your age.
But no matter, I'm happy you're happy.
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CrownRoyal wrote:I'm originally from NFLD.
It's all so clear, now.So you say 'originally from', does that mean you are no longer in Canada, or have just left the fair Newfoundland?
Death to all dongles!
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- KVRist
- 273 posts since 5 Oct, 2005 from In front of iLok's headquarters with a Molotov Cocktail!
Try using the Chrome Reverse Muffler Bearing VST on your Babya setup, it made my teeth whiter. Also, the Fat Dog Belly Drum (not to be confused with BFD) is great for punch (or cocktails).jackson wrote:So does the Babya OS work as exceptionally well as Babya Logic? I'm very interested, because Babya Logic 2005 is my go-to tool for mixdown and mastering processing. The Babya bass synth is particularly good at adding air and sparkle to the highend of my mixes too.Stupid American Pig wrote: I use babya ultra mega uber xp OS2005 logic MCbaddass operating modus operandi OS for my Daw tho and babya logic 2005 with the baby ultra synth to make all my choonz.
Death to all dongles!
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- KVRian
- 1161 posts since 22 Feb, 2004 from Seattle, WA
I need to hop on the Babya bandwagon cause let me tell you, that looks like a sweet, sweet sequencer. I just wanna lay it down by the fire and make sweet, sweet love to it till the sun comes up.
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- KVRAF
- 1868 posts since 26 Oct, 2002 from San Francisco
Newflash - Babya Logic 2006!!!butter wrote:I need to hop on the Babya bandwagon cause let me tell you, that looks like a sweet, sweet sequencer. I just wanna lay it down by the fire and make sweet, sweet love to it till the sun comes up.

Pants officially wet.

