CeBIT 2007 : HEXUS CeBIT Sofa - Day 4

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James and Nick find an unexpected guest on their sofa - and it's a different sofa, too, as we broadcast live from Corsair's stand at CeBIT 2007. Well, live unless you're watching in 2008.

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http://www.hexus.tv/show.php?show=64

ahahaahaha :)

I eagerly await the Linux back-lash.... but remember, direct it at James, not me this time!

I'm ready. I've created a wall of old Windows boxes round my house as ballast.

I'm loving the Linux bashing, and I say that as somebody with a Linux laptop and a Linux Media Centre (neither of which are dual boot with Windows).

However, for actually getting some work done... Windows XP X64 tbh.

getting what work done, specifically?

i haven't used windows for actual work (programming, word processing, video eding, blah blah blah) for *years*

but it's the best option for games right now

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Originally Posted by James Morris

I'm ready. I've created a wall of old Windows boxes round my house as ballast.

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cunning - i don't need to actually take down the defenses, they'll come crashing down by themselves!

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Originally Posted by directhex

getting what work done, specifically?

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Work in the sense that when I've finished working I can fire up the CnC 3 demo without having to reboot or move seats :P

Also, when Adobe write a decent version of Flash Player for Linux... I'll be happier.

Still, you should be happy that 66% of my computers run Linux.

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Originally Posted by Steve

Work in the sense that when I've finished working I can fire up the CnC 3 demo without having to reboot or move seats :P

Also, when Adobe write a decent version of Flash Player for Linux... I'll be happier.

Still, you should be happy that 66% of my computers run Linux.

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flash 9 for linux came out a while back

modern weebl & bob works!

I can get that corsair thing to fail...

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Originally Posted by directhex

cunning - i don't need to actually take down the defenses, they'll come crashing down by themselves!

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This would be so much more difficult with Linux. For a start, Linux doesn't so often come in a box. I know what you mean about Linux not crashing, though - it's hard to make an OS crash when you're not running anything particularly stressful or important on it.

good vid sorry to see the sofas go. any chance of it continuing on but about new things coming out soon in the world?

btw from looks of things james wouldnt have met a women ever anyway nevermind linux :P

and thx again for shoutout and i hope you enjoy my comments as much as i love having them read out :P

Not sure my wife would agree with you Cozwin. Or her sister. :mrgreen: