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Darwin/x86
I'm just wondering, is there any practical use for installing Darwin/x86? Does it have any sort of GUI I could install on it?
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Re: Darwin/x86
If I remember correctly, it comes with a simple X-Server. I guess you could compile KDE/GNOME and use it as a desktop OS. But as I recall, Apple created Darwin/x86 just to show it's possible (and possibly make a secret OSX/x86 version :D ).willhart wrote:I'm just wondering, is there any practical use for installing Darwin/x86? Does it have any sort of GUI I could install on it?
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humm i tryed it but it does not workrobojam wrote:Just try this link to solve all your problems:
http://www.pharmaceuticalsandahugewinki ... friend.com
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Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!ataxy wrote:lol thats a good oneStephen Coates wrote:Done. Look to the left of your posts to find out what I have done. It's only a joke, so if you don't like it, tell me and I will change it back to a normal rank.
so he is the winkie man from now on?
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When you talk about something lovingly, you often use words that make the object smaller, like "my little girl" or "lovely doggy" or "nice pussy" even when the object itself is full-grown.
Hence: Wink->Winkie
So when you really mean "big small wink", it could still be small, couldn't it?
Or was this too far fetched?
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Hence: Wink->Winkie
So when you really mean "big small wink", it could still be small, couldn't it?
Or was this too far fetched?
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hummm you have a point there ....so what do you have to say about that robojammyCat_7 wrote:When you talk about something lovingly, you often use words that make the object smaller, like "my little girl" or "lovely doggy" or "nice pussy" even when the object itself is full-grown.
Hence: Wink->Winkie
So when you really mean "big small wink", it could still be small, couldn't it?
Or was this too far fetched?
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so by calling me aataxyaxy does this mean that i am big as in fat or big as in big muscle or since you didnt place the word big or small before it it means absolutly nothingrobojam wrote:I think he's wrong ataxyaxy...ataxy wrote:hummm you have a point there ....so what do you have to say about that robojammy