Which Operating System Should I Use?

01/17/2011 19:32 taylor2846#16
hay do you all have a link for a working .dds thumbnail viewer for windows 7 64bin?
01/17/2011 19:34 Lateralus#17
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hay do you all have a link for a working .dds thumbnail viewer for windows 7 64bin?
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01/17/2011 20:12 Ian*#18
windows 7 or fedora.

;)

btw, just for the record.. i know no one has really been bashing against vista, but it's not as bad as everyone seems to think, just incase you can't get windows 7, just go with vista and turn off UAC; its fine.

XP is old now, wouldn't waste my time with another install of it
win 7 is the sexiest, stable, etc, should have no complaints.
vista, got off to a bad start, after SP1 it's fine.

fedora - my fav linux distro.

Fuck steve jobbs.
01/17/2011 20:46 FuriousFang#19
Windows Vista wasn't THAT bad.... it used a crap load of resources but my laptop took it like its bitch ._. I like Windows 7 a lot better though. It's the look that I wanted... kinda.

This is what i did to make it look a little more like windows 1.0 - windows vista:
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01/17/2011 21:01 Basser#20
Shitty PC: Windows XP 32 bit.
Average PC: Windows 7 32 bit or Windows XP 32 bit
By far above average: Windows 7 32 bit
64-bit ain't worth it.
01/17/2011 22:10 EternityViruz#21
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i guess that this is 32bit
i have 64bit!
01/17/2011 22:31 Korvacs#22
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I have no idea where i got it from but i believe the .exe in this rar file is the one im using
01/17/2011 22:41 FuriousFang#23
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I have no idea where i got it from but i believe the .exe in this rar file is the one im using
That's NVIDIA's plug in?
01/17/2011 22:44 Korvacs#24
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That's NVIDIA's plug in?
It is? I must have anouther one here somewhere then....

Found it, ive got MysicThumbs, dunno when i bought/acquired that! lol.
01/17/2011 22:51 FuriousFang#25
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It is? I must have anouther one here somewhere then....

Yah, it doesn't work for Windows 7 64 bit.
You must of downloaded something though for photoshop cs5... because it's using Photoshop.
01/17/2011 22:53 Korvacs#26
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It is? I must have anouther one here somewhere then....

Found it, ive got MysicThumbs, dunno when i bought/acquired that! lol.
^^^

No, photoshop uses the .dds plugin from nvidia, the only problem is that the plugin is 32bit, thats why the shell extension that allows you to view thumbnails doesnt work because its a 64bit OS.
01/17/2011 23:01 FuriousFang#27
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^^^

No, photoshop uses the .dds plugin from nvidia, the only problem is that the plugin is 32bit, thats why the shell extension that allows you to view thumbnails doesnt work because its a 64bit OS.
Yah, i saw the edit =p
I downloaded this free edition that the handed out a while ago:
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Thanks for the suggestion.
01/17/2011 23:04 Korvacs#28
Also a tip for editing the client, ditch photoshop and switch to either gimp or paint.net, they both use the alpha layer correctly to show transparency, unlike photoshop that indirectly allows you to edit the alpha layer, but you cant see your results very easily.
01/17/2011 23:07 Syst3m_W1z4rd#29
I copy from paint .net -> photoshop -> edit -> back to paint .net -> save
01/18/2011 01:19 © Haydz#30
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Found it, ive got MysicThumbs, dunno when i bought/acquired that! lol.
Pretty confident It was me who told you to acquire it :D.

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Shitty PC: Windows XP 32 bit.
Meh, it's been reported that Windows 7 can outperform XP even on lower spec systems.