1. Originally posted by drewhigginsGood night, it's getting late anyway! Do a search for Linux in Wikipedia and read up - interesting.


    Thanks for the info - like Gerard I'd heard a bit but didn't know anything - I'll have a read!!

    Good night
  2. cheers Dan. Goodnite drew




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  4. Originally posted by drewhiggins

    The very best kind of technology - pushing boundaries to create something frivolous and pointless!! Where do I sign up
  5. Originally posted by djrlewis[..]

    The very best kind of technology - pushing boundaries to create something frivolous and pointless!! Where do I sign up


    Where the massive line of wankers are.
  6. Originally posted by drewhiggins[..]

    Where the massive line of wankers are.


    LOL
  7. Originally posted by djrlewisI have a tech question.

    When you download videos from here (Asso's posts for example) or Spiral's blog, they're nearly all in Avi format. How do I get them so I can watch them (and please bear in mind I'm on a Mac)?

    Any help would be great?


    vlc player is the best media player on any platform now imo.
    it plays absolutely anything you throw at it.

    http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

  8. VLC would play a vinyl. Its so versatile
  9. Originally posted by chrissybaby[..]
    vlc player is the best media player on any platform now imo.
    it plays absolutely anything you throw at it.

    http://www.videolan.org/vlc/


    I've got a way to convert the files now; but if this saves conversion it will be great. And it works on Mac!!

    Thnaks very much for the link
  10. Originally posted by germcevoyVLC would play a vinyl. Its so versatile


  11. Originally posted by djrlewis[..]




    it really is. My laptop crashed and I lost my DVD codec so I couldn't play DVD's. Downloaded VLC and no problem after that