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Great listening to these shows! My first computer was a TI994A, too — relatively quickly replaced by a MacPlus. Went Mac, never looked back! Also, didn’t hear mention of the free replacement for Microsoft Office — OpenOffice suite! Works on Linux, even on a Mac… next show, update on iTunes and OpenOffice set up on the new Linux machine!
Hello Paul & Drew – I love the N3rd moment podcasts and I look forward to downloading new ones.
I have a netbook that runs on Linux (Ubuntu to be precise). Until I had the netbook, I had only used Windows operating systems. I was a bit apprehensive about trying something completely new, but Linux is easy to use, free and fun.
I have a PC as well as the netbook because there are a few functions (eg iTunes) that won’t work on Linux, and because I need a bigger set up than a netbook can offer. But on the whole, Linux is great, and my netbook gets a lot of use.
I am surprised that the show went as far as Linux with Drew clearly being a Mac FanBoy. Nice to listen to. Search on ubuntuforums.org for itunes. I believe you can get it to work if you install Wine (windows emulator) and then install itunes.
Great show you guys! I was also introduced to computing with the TI994A. Amazingly I still have the box it came in, I’ll have to post a pic on the 365 group.
I am a huge Linux nerd as well. I did my first install way back in 95 and I have been using it since that time. Be sure to keep up with the updates Paul.
Paul, nice to hear that you’re trying Linux. I’ve been using it for several years. I’ve only had my iPhone for a few days, so I haven’t tried messing with iTunes yet. However, you can always do the dual boot thing. I boot into Windows about once every two weeks, and I installed iTunes there. (I’ll probablly have to boot Windows a little more often just to sync.) However, it’s Linux for everything else. Drop me a note if you have questions, and I’ll try to help. Dan
Great listening to these shows! My first computer was a TI994A, too — relatively quickly replaced by a MacPlus. Went Mac, never looked back! Also, didn’t hear mention of the free replacement for Microsoft Office — OpenOffice suite! Works on Linux, even on a Mac… next show, update on iTunes and OpenOffice set up on the new Linux machine!
Hi
I have been using linux for the last 4 years and never looked back.
I was wondering what dist you are using?
P.S.
iTunes does not work in Linux.
I don’t have an iPhone, but you can maybe get some help here, if you are using Ubuntu.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone
If you are missing other apps, just ask
Hello Paul & Drew – I love the N3rd moment podcasts and I look forward to downloading new ones.
I have a netbook that runs on Linux (Ubuntu to be precise). Until I had the netbook, I had only used Windows operating systems. I was a bit apprehensive about trying something completely new, but Linux is easy to use, free and fun.
I have a PC as well as the netbook because there are a few functions (eg iTunes) that won’t work on Linux, and because I need a bigger set up than a netbook can offer. But on the whole, Linux is great, and my netbook gets a lot of use.
I am surprised that the show went as far as Linux with Drew clearly being a Mac FanBoy. Nice to listen to. Search on ubuntuforums.org for itunes. I believe you can get it to work if you install Wine (windows emulator) and then install itunes.
Actually, you can run versions of iTunes on Linux under Wine – check out http://www.linuxscrew.com/2007/09/19/install-itunes-72-in-ubuntu-and-other-linux-distros/
Great show you guys! I was also introduced to computing with the TI994A. Amazingly I still have the box it came in, I’ll have to post a pic on the 365 group.
I am a huge Linux nerd as well. I did my first install way back in 95 and I have been using it since that time. Be sure to keep up with the updates Paul.
Paul, nice to hear that you’re trying Linux. I’ve been using it for several years. I’ve only had my iPhone for a few days, so I haven’t tried messing with iTunes yet. However, you can always do the dual boot thing. I boot into Windows about once every two weeks, and I installed iTunes there. (I’ll probablly have to boot Windows a little more often just to sync.) However, it’s Linux for everything else. Drop me a note if you have questions, and I’ll try to help. Dan
Y’all should try and hackintosh it. Google that.
10 GOTO props for TI999
Yamipod is a nice replacement for iTunes on mac/pc/linux No idea how or if its fully iPhone compatible though.
http://www.yamipod.com