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RE[2]: Nice review (posted 2008-11-17 13:48:42)
Score: 3
Attached to: Two Days Without Mac OS X Leopard: Ubuntu 8.10 Review
RE[3]: x1950 pro AGP = blank screen (posted 2008-10-31 15:26:17)
Score: 2
Attached to: Ubuntu 8.10 Released
RE: ..still has the rubbish boot screen (posted 2008-10-31 14:16:10)
Score: 3
Attached to: Ubuntu 8.10 Released
UAC is a symptom, not a solution (posted 2008-10-31 11:20:09)
Score: 3
Attached to: Manipulating UAC Behaviour
RE[4]: Yes it would (posted 2008-10-30 13:53:18)
Score: 3
Attached to: Would The Internet Exist Without Linux?
RE: Comment by nxsty (posted 2008-10-28 09:29:00)
Score: 2
1 response(s), 1 in thread
Attached to: DON'T REUSE, Comments already made
RE: Give Your Money to Someone Who Deserves It (posted 2008-10-28 09:24:59)
Score: 8
5 response(s), 6 in thread
Attached to: Canonical's Revenues Grow, But Not Yet Profitable
RE: Ubuntu 8.x is a pig with a lipstick (posted 2008-10-28 08:49:41)
Score: 3
2 response(s), 2 in thread
Attached to: DON'T REUSE, Comments already made
RE[2]: Who's making junk? (posted 2008-10-23 14:29:54)
Score: 2
1 response(s), 1 in thread
Attached to: Jobs on Cheap Computers, Netbooks
RE[2]: mid-range tower (posted 2008-10-23 13:59:22)
Score: 2
Attached to: Jobs on Cheap Computers, Netbooks
RE: Obvious... (posted 2008-10-23 12:49:19)
Score: 3
1 response(s), 2 in thread
Attached to: Jobs on Cheap Computers, Netbooks
RE[6]: Linux support? Bullshit (posted 2008-10-14 13:30:46)
Score: 2
Attached to: Microsoft Releases Silverlight 2
RE[2]: Nice (posted 2008-10-14 13:20:53)
Score: 5
3 response(s), 8 in thread
Attached to: Windows 7 Officially Named... Windows 7
RE[4]: Linux support? Bullshit (posted 2008-10-14 10:27:06)
Score: 1
1 response(s), 3 in thread
Attached to: Microsoft Releases Silverlight 2
RE[2]: hopeful but skeptical (posted 2008-10-11 08:46:33)
Score: 5
Attached to: KpackageKit: Future of Package Managers on Your Desktop