No fucking way.
DragonFlyBSD is dead and is pretty much prehistoric (like FreeBSD 4.x).

So... did this thing actually go anywhere? Far as I remember, it's still in some sort of an early pre-alpha (i.e. development) stage, and hasn't moved from that spot since.

Then again, what can you expect from a project to microkernelize the ur-monolithic kernel.

DragonFly(insect) > BSD

Do any of you dipshits even know what you're talking about?

Almost all of the vital structural changes to the kernel have been made, refinements must ensue and the development of the rest of the clustering components must begin.

Development has steadily progressed and it is a far ways from where FreeBSD is in either of the major branches of 4 and 6.

The goal has never been to make a microkernel, but rather hybridize the kernel by internally compartmentalizing while bringing in concepts from various systems, strongly AmigaOS.

And yes, DragonFly BSD is better than FreeBSD, if only for not being FreeBSD. Because FreeBSD is just trying to be a Linux distro, and doing a shitty job of it.

>>5
FreeBSD has NEVER tried to be a Linux distro. I'm not sure what gave you that idea.

bear with me i just used /tech/ to transfer these captures between two boxes

but they are also proof that opera = FAIL

The only thing made of fail here is the fact that you have to use this place for your personal image host. gb2failfox.

Try grabbing hold of the middle seperator and dragging it all the way to the side. That may get rid of one of the two taskbars.

Right-click one of the bars, and choose Close (or whatever's there.) Idk, haven't used Windows for months.

I sometimes have that problem too. The only solution I have so far is to restart the computer. The taskbar would return to normal somehow.

ASUS is good as long as you get their higher-grade boards. MSI is the same way. A-Bit has better medium-quality boards.

I personally have the ASUS A8N-SLI Premium and it's an awesome board for my 4400+ X2.

The only hardware DFI boards have problems with in my experience is RAM, and that's because some lower-end RAM are designed in a certain way that the overclocking-friendly DFI boards hate. I bought some Corsair XMS RAM for a DFI SLI-DR Motherboard, and it failed the SLI-DR's built-in Memtest, but I plugged in some OCZ Platinum Edition, and it ran fine. DFI isn't for everyone, it's a bit more for hobbyists then other boards, but the ASUS A8N-SLI is a great mobo, and I highly suggest it over most motherboards.

Why do you want 64-bit? It sucks ass. It's slow and unstable.

But yeah i have an ASUS board too and so far no problems..

ASUS FTW.

>>4
64-bit windows certainly is unstable and a piece of shit, and Intel's imitation of amd64 stinks to high heaven. On the other hand, >>1 may well intend to run GNU/Linux, or another non-windows operating system, and he is certainly asking with intent to use an AMD processor.

I think they had something like that in the first Jurassic Park movie, They used it to make a whistle or something...

My dad said something about using something like that when he was taking CAD classes.

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try Xgl or metisse for fvwm

Hmm Metisse is interesting. I am already using AIGLX. Any more?

By the way that pic is Squeak Smalltalk with the Morphic GUI (derived from Sun[tm] Self).

mac os x with BlugBlug

excuse me wtf r u doin

I've got one, and you don't. Neener neener!