Hmm...nothing for me from the staff picks....

I'm doing fine, thank you. I kicked windows of my pc and set KUbuntu on the throne, which I haven't regretted so far ;)
And I'm having a pleasant time. I hope it lasts when the results of the exams are in ...

Indeed. I can go back to getting excited and hoping for No One Lives Forever every Tuesday and Thursday :-)
Ugh... "Retro"... enough of this already. I agree, it seems like laziness more than anything... they could at least have the decency to make these games actually playable on a system older than 2011 :-| Many of them look like they could work on a calculator.

Hm... Nothing comes to mind. I'll let you know. In the meantime, just sit there and don't cut my limbs off ;-)

this nearly brings a tear to my eye everytime I listen to it ;) (totaly random, for music's sake)

does anyone else here enjoy simply listening to music? Doing nothing but sitting and listening I mean?

Hello everyone, good morming how are you? :)

Glad to hear that. Well that reminds to resume my training concerning Linux. Kubuntu sounds interesting but the currently i really enjoy the slick xfce rather than the KDE. Although i must admit that KDE has loads of programs like the office suite and Amarok etc...
And i hope the results of the exams will be good :)

I know what you mean. It's bad when a game comes out looking like an early 90s console game, yet requires a high spec system and more resources than the Witcher 2. I guess it's lazy optimisation, as well as lazy gameplay and graphics. Some look lovely, but most now just seem so bare, basic, and often very overpriced.

Okay, but if you think of something be sure to let us know. And don't worry, I only cut limbs of heretics and naughty people. :-)

I watched it last Sunday in 3D, I liked it a lot! :)

I enjoy some relaxing time just listening to some music. I do it often on a night when I can't sleep. I just sit in the conservatory and enjoy the night air and sky and just listen to some relaxing music.

I'm getting along just fine thank you ;)

Are you having a good day as well?

'ello 'ello 'ello..

Hello !

I rather like it myself (only creating desktop shortcuts is a bit of a riddle to me), but I was in doubt between going for Debian or Ubuntu. Since we had some documentation on the KDE desktop I went with Kubuntu. Unfortunatly said documentation dates from 1998 ;)

And who said that ('ello 'ello 'ello)?

Frankly i have no idea....

Well that's some time. I think worked with KDE in school but i went with xfce because it also is less resource hungry but i might swtch to kde when i'm bit more experienced with Linux