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I have to reinstall my OS once a year

Name: Anonymous 2007-11-18 20:25

So for the past few years I used Windows 2000 Pro. Reinstalled twice a year because it became increasingly less stable after three months.

So I go and install Ubuntu Linux for a week (beginning of 2007) but I just didn't like it. I spent a week and couldn't even find a nice graphical FTP app, and a bunch of other little things I'm used to having in Windows.

Naturally, having conceded defeat, I purchase an OEM copy on Windows XP Pro. Here I am, 11 months later, BSODs and my background won't recover. Am I stuck reinstalling and starting from scratch? Is there a virus scanner that *doesn't* suck, and may save the day? I never use them since I find my system runs worse with a gigantic background app than it does without.

I'm open to all options short of spending a grand on a Mac. Help me not have my PC go to shit every year.

(And for the record, I use Opera/Fx, blah blah, there aren't a whole lot of open holes on my PC compared to my Win2k days. Well, short of me running as an admin all the time. But who doesn't?)

Name: Anonymous 2007-11-18 20:37

became increasingly less stable after three months.
You're doing it wrong.

Name: Anonymous 2007-11-18 20:57

graphical FTP app
Hi, apparently you can't find what's considered an essential tool in any Linux distribution. As such, you presumably can't use either Linux OR Windows. Get out.

Name: Anonymous 2007-11-18 22:08

I've found them, just none that I really liked.

i.e. nothing I used was necessarily better than the Windows counterpart.

Name: Anonymous 2007-11-18 23:10

Filezilla, you fuck face.  Now go die.

Name: Anonymous 2007-11-19 2:26

you cant use 2 versions of windows or linux, so what makes you think you wont break a mac too?  sounds like you should just stop using computers before you hurt yourself.

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