no time for love

desktop thread

Go away, /g/ sucks.

If you view a desktop that much why would you use a computer for it instead of staring at framed picture all day?
I usually have all windows taking 100% of screen real estate, and desktop is never shown after startup.

>>3
do u still use xp

>>4
I'm on service pack2, not going to upgrade anytime soon.

In case new hardware stops being supported(a new comp) i have a Gentoo disk lying around, but i have no desire to work on Linux everyday.

>>5,6
Why aren't you using a gnu/linux or bsd system? It's kind of hard to take you seriously. Kind of hard to implement your infinite compression bullshit unless you have lots of RAM, like over 4GB, to generate the search space. Enjoy your no-drivers for XP 64-bit.

>implement your infinite compression bullshit unless you have lots of RAM
prototype algorithms don't have to be optimizied, and i don't see them taking more than 30mb(i don't use files larger than 3kb for testing)
>Why aren't you using a gnu/linux or bsd system?
I'm not fighting my system every day to use it, i just like being productive with my time. You can compile kernels everyday and resolve dependencies and segfaults as long as you like.

http://i.imgur.com/NRYES.png

sup /prob/

rate me

There's always time for love on /prog/.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8FM8nyy_Fk

I love you /proggles/~.


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>>8

Why not use Windows 7?

>>11
1.too much bloatware, its slower than XP
2.requires a new Vista-type activation system which i'm not supporting, or going to find a crack/loader for.

>>9
Disgusting. Lewd futa is not a welcome sight on either /prog/ or /jp/.

>>12
Enjoy being an open target for getting hacked or rooted. SP2 is no longer supported and hasn't been receiving security updates. In fact, you're probably already rooted.

>>12

TRANSLATION: I am a skiddie that has no credability whatsoever

>>14
I'm not enabling most of microsoft services(which i consider unnecessary bloatware) and i keep the key software(e.g. Firefox) i use up to date.

>>16
Mozilla is dropping XP next year.

>>17
In that case i have 3.6.x build of Firefox which is mostly used for sites which break with latest Firefox nightly.

>>13

That doesn't look like futa.

Amazing. Programmers still use windows XP.

>>20

It's really not that bad.

If it ain't Lisp, it's crap.

>>21
Really, I can't program on any windows version without a 100MB+ IDE. I mean, without a good shell, sed, grep, tiling wm, package manager, multiple terminals/workspaces and handful documentation.
I still use windows to play games, and I have no complaints with the last versions, but programming? Linux, thank you.

>>23
Unused memory is wasted memory.

>>24
Not everyone has dozens of megabytes of RAM available.

>>23
You could just get mingw and this http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/, a good CLI (Console is decent), Dexpot for multiple workspaces, and vim. That's how I develop. Fuck IDE's, just emulate Linux in Windows. Also, Cygwin sucks.

>>23

yeah, it is difficult to get the essentials together, and when you do, it is like a mutant trying to live somewhere it simply isn't meant to. I haven't personally tried it, but cygwin looks pretty neat. I've seen friends use it and it looks no different from a linux xterm. There are probably issues that I'm aware of though, that >>26-san has experienced. I personally just use gvim for windows development. It has an extension to file explorer, so you can right click on a set of text files and click edit with vim, or edit with multiple vims, or edit with single vim. Windows does have environemnt variables. Setting them is a pain, but once they are up, you can do stuff like cd $MY_PROJECT_DIR, both in dos or in vim. For documentation I just use google, or I find a specific site for what I'm using and memorize the url. If you have a make installed and if it is in your path, you can build linux/unix/vim style with :!make

Is Linux written in Lisp? If no, then Linux is shit, just like Windows. Dont why so much hype arount this ugly piece of shit. Open Source? Not exactly a seal of quality, except SBCL and Racket, all open source programs plainly sucks. That is to be said, open source equals crap 99 times out of 100.

>I can't program on any windows version without a 100MB+ IDE. I mean, without a good shell, sed, grep, tiling wm, package manager, multiple terminals/workspaces and handful documentation.
Lololol are you some enterprise prgrammer
you can easily program with notepad, compiler and google search

>>27
:!make
Why not just :make?

i am the fucking cock of nature

>>30

typing :! makes me wet. Mapping keys is nice too.

:map <F12> :!make<CR>

age for more desktops.