ITT: vintage/obsolete programs that you still like to use from time to time
ITT: vintage/obsolete programs that you still like to use from time to time
Ayden Hill
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David Moore
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Alexander Morgan
Linux is only free if you don't value your time.
Ian Stewart
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Robert Nelson
kek this
Dylan Lewis
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Jose Jackson
Derp. Are you a Winbabby or Macfag?
Thomas Myers
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Lucas Collins
(you)
this will get so much (you)
Alexander Hill
I use both Windowns and linux.
Dylan Foster
I use all 3 major OS's but using Linux on a desktop is just stupid unless you run Ubuntu with default settings and deal with the bugs/annoyances
Kevin Morgan
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Benjamin Stewart
>shill didn't even read the OP
kek
Julian Mitchell
Spacemonger is so fucking useful I'm not happy it was picked up by a shit company who can't even get their own programs to work together.
Thomas Rivera
Spacemacs is way better than vanilla, but it's still the same 40 years old emacs inside.
Nicholas Reed
FPBP
Christian Sullivan
Muh nigga.
Pic related because Impulse Tracker still doesn't work good enough with Dosbox.
Bentley Stewart
Epic post, include me in the reddit screencap.
Asher Carter
looks pretty sexy but I prefer the normal emacs bindings
James Howard
Hey, you should try how it works on linux with wine. I'm serious, I have to play the original sokoban through the dosbox and one day it occurred to me to try via wine and it works.
Christopher Rivera
Epic post fellow Redditor, here's an upvote :)
Lincoln Green
>original sokoban
Damn that takes me back. I just saw a remake of it on Steam like 2 days ago and remembered how much I played it as a kid.
Joseph Martin
OpenRC
Matthew Wood
I've also used all the "3 major OS:s" in the past few years and I think they're all pretty equal when it comes to straight up problems, they're just all a little different.
>Windows
Can be a bitch to maintain, often kinda unreliable, very abusive towards its user. I don't like Windows much, it is the one of the three I've used the least in the past years. The update system is always annoying.
>macOS/OS X/whatever the fuck its called nowadays
Occasionally has problems, they may or may not get fixed with time. My Safari was horribly unreliable all the time yet it was the only browser worth using, as others were a big-ass drain on battery life. At one point, the OS had problems with wi-fi. Also, if something crashes, it is often a big, nasty crash, it doesn't happen that often tho - but even with Windows, if a program crashes, it usually doesn't require a reboot. On OS X, it often means that, at least on my machine.
>GNU/Linux
Can be a bitch to setup depending on you hardware, works great if you have compatible hardware and don't make mistakes when changing stuff around (or just stick with some defaults). Shit gets more annoying if something common/needed - a format or a piece of hardware or even a filesystem - isn't well supported. Half the annoyances don't exist if you are already an user (that is, you can pick your hardware so that it will be supported)
Jonathan Brown
I bet I get more FPS (fish per second) than all you fags.
Isaac Ortiz
what that actually looks good
Xavier Ortiz
It is good, it just hasn't been updated in years.
Austin Scott
More like epic butthurt
Nathan Ramirez
Dosbox? Fuck that shit, WinUAE faggot,.
Jack Watson
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Christian Ortiz
xDDDDDDDDDDDDD
You got them!
Oliver Jones
SAW32.
Xavier Ward
spacemacs is no needlessly bloated, though
Leo Cooper
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Ayden Myers
Llama whippers representing.
Brody Scott
Was napster torrent technology? How did it work exactly, I know it was p2p...
Lucas White
Read up user
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Wyatt Baker
Simple tool to backup NTFS partitions.
Since 95 I think.
Mason Watson
ah yes, ye olde Norton Ghost
Nathan James
dc++
Adrian Johnson
Still using this shit
I never skip lama
Lucas Brown
same story w/ UNIX-like software too...
still haven't found a program to replace xmms
Asher Clark
anyone have an exe of this? I wanna pull that raster pattern out of the exe bundle.
Wyatt Johnson
is this some minimal linux thing?
Lucas Hernandez
Joseph Parker
i have a piece of software called Power Chords that was originally released when Windows 3.1 was around
i got it free (on floppy disks) with a sound card, way back in the mists of time
i've still never found a piece of software that suits my song writing/jamming style so well. it's great for making a beat, putting in chords and simple melodies and organising them into a song
i still dig it out from time to time
Oliver Martinez
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