SimonTheMime
06-26-2005, 09:32 AM
If anybody's interested on what my Linux gaming computer looks like. Screenies:
http://img50.echo.cx/img50/3590/snapshot26mn.png
Me about to play CS (Windowed only for the screenshot), while listening to streaming music.
http://img80.exs.cx/img80/7034/snapshot0013kb.png
DLing music, watching the Chapelle Show (streaming), file-sharing. At the top-right you'll notice 'Superkaramba', which shows my computer temperature, current speed, CPU usage, netowkring, and multimedia buttons right on my wallpaper.
http://img85.exs.cx/img85/5851/ie6underlinux3xf.png
Here, I've emulated Windows using WINE to run IE6, the most exclusive of WIndows programs. You might be asking: "IE6 is horrible, and can cause spyware". Such vulnerabilities don't realy work on Linux, since it doesn't have permissions to modify/remove any files (plus if it does, it'll only be contined in my fake Windows C: folder). The benefits of IE6 under Linux is that some plug-ins haven't been ported to Linux (ie Shockwave, Quicktime), if I ever run into a site that needs such, I just run IE6.
http://img198.echo.cx/img198/5759/snapshot65lr.png
Here, I'm running M$ Windows XP Pro in a window through Linux using VMWare. I don't really have a purpose for it yet.. it's just for experimental purposes for now.
Post yer own screenies!
http://img50.echo.cx/img50/3590/snapshot26mn.png
Me about to play CS (Windowed only for the screenshot), while listening to streaming music.
http://img80.exs.cx/img80/7034/snapshot0013kb.png
DLing music, watching the Chapelle Show (streaming), file-sharing. At the top-right you'll notice 'Superkaramba', which shows my computer temperature, current speed, CPU usage, netowkring, and multimedia buttons right on my wallpaper.
http://img85.exs.cx/img85/5851/ie6underlinux3xf.png
Here, I've emulated Windows using WINE to run IE6, the most exclusive of WIndows programs. You might be asking: "IE6 is horrible, and can cause spyware". Such vulnerabilities don't realy work on Linux, since it doesn't have permissions to modify/remove any files (plus if it does, it'll only be contined in my fake Windows C: folder). The benefits of IE6 under Linux is that some plug-ins haven't been ported to Linux (ie Shockwave, Quicktime), if I ever run into a site that needs such, I just run IE6.
http://img198.echo.cx/img198/5759/snapshot65lr.png
Here, I'm running M$ Windows XP Pro in a window through Linux using VMWare. I don't really have a purpose for it yet.. it's just for experimental purposes for now.
Post yer own screenies!