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Welcome Anonymous ## Admin 25/10/08(mié)10:33:46 R No.1

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this is not a normal imgboard, this is a techimgboard, here you can talk about everything about informatic things

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Tux Racer Anonymous 25/10/11(Sat)16:21:13 R No.5 [Reply] >>8

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Anonymous 26/02/14(Sat)18:14:40 R No.38 >>39
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Personally I like the SuperTux arcade cabinet (it doesn't exist but it should)

¨	Anonymous 26/02/17(Tue)16:52:44 R No.39 >>38 i never play any linux game, for me looks awfull

Anonymous 26/02/26(Thu)03:06:49 R No.40
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There is also Tux Fishing
https://github.com/mrbid/tuxfishing

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oldlinux thread Anonymous 25/10/09(jue)11:10:43 R No.2 [Reply] >>3

This thread is for talking about old Linux distributions

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¨	Anonymous 25/10/15(Wed)08:23:48 R No.16 >>17 linux is sheeeeit

¨	Anonymous 25/10/15(Wed)09:08:49 R No.17 >>37 >>16 shut up nigger

Anonymous 25/10/29(Wed)15:14:40 R No.37
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>>17

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Does anyone remember the mini laptops? Anonymous 25/10/20(Mon)08:39:48 R No.26 [Reply] >>27

I remember I had one in 2012, but what happened to the mini laptops?

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¨	Anonymous 25/10/21(Tue)15:56:43 R No.28 >>34 >>27 but that is not a minilaptop

¨	New Admin New Admin 25/10/27(Mon)17:35:13 R No.34 >>28 There are some which exist

¨	Anonymous 25/10/27(Mon)19:59:10 R No.35 A lot of mini laptops (netbooks specifically) were meant to be a cheap way of browsing the internet. So I would agree with >>27 - Chromebooks have filled that role now

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Which is the best desktop environment for Linux? Anonymous 25/10/11(Sat)20:45:42 R No.9 [Reply] >>10

I’m a person who usually only likes old things, so on my Debian I use GNUstep. Obviously, that photo isn’t my PC. Tell me what your favorite Linux desktop environments are and why they’re the best.

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Anonymous 25/10/22(Wed)18:10:07 R No.32 >>33
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i use iceWM

¨	Anonymous 25/10/23(Thu)23:46:40 R No.33 >>36 >>32 It looks pretty good, but... it seems kind of normie to me that it looks like Windows

¨	Anonymous 25/10/27(Mon)20:01:35 R No.36 >>33 I already said it earlier: Use what's functional and forget about what seems "normie" and what seems cool.

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Tinfoil Hat Linux the best distro for security Anonymous 25/10/21(Tue)15:58:11 R No.29 [Reply]

I’ve discovered a distro that is supposedly the best for security. It’s made so much for paranoids that every time you shut down your PC, everything gets erased (or at least that’s what I read). If you know more about the distro, talk about it in this thread.

¨	Anonymous 25/10/21(Tue)15:58:47 R No.30 here is the distro: https://archive.org/details/tinfoil2

¨	Anonymous 25/10/22(Wed)16:02:07 R No.31 just use openbsd

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Anonymous 25/10/18(Sat)07:57:42 R No.25 [Reply]

Which is better, Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 95?

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GRUB alternatives Anonymous 25/10/17(Fri)08:32:27 R No.19 [Reply]

I’m tired of my Linux starting with GRUB. I want something new, so please tell me some alternatives to GRUB

¨	Anonymous 25/10/17(Fri)08:34:19 R No.20 system-boot

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Interesting technology Anonymous 25/10/12(Sun)19:11:55 R No.12 [Reply] >>14

ITT post interesting or obscure technology.

Here is a device that syncs with online Go (the board game) software. It's kind of like a game controller.

¨	Anonymous 25/10/12(Sun)21:29:19 R No.13 woooow that looks very cool

¨	New Admin New Admin 25/10/13(Mon)11:36:26 R No.14 >>15 >>12 Do the enemy's pieces move automatically?

Anonymous 25/10/13(Mon)17:54:57 R No.15

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Good question... I'm sure not. Now I'm realizing that it's probably not for online matches.

Here's what I found online about this:
"Netgoban is an electronic Go board that allows you to enjoy the feeling of a traditional wooden Go board while taking advantage of all the possibilities of online and computer Go.

It may be made out of any normal wood, such as Shin-Kaya, and it is connected to the PC through a USB cable. It detects where you place your stones, and it can indicate where a stone should be placed with a flashing light in the corresponding position. And it's clever enough to figure out where you played even if you slide the stone over the board when placing it! Optional feature is a go clock embedded in the board itself, allowing you not to take your eyes of board until the end of the game."

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