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Aw c'mon.. no ed?
Seriously, though. I mostly use Vim for.. well.. everything, and I use ed to look cool in front of my *nix friends. Yup, I can make ed say things other than "?" :cool:

Actually, you might want to consider using NeoOffice/J (http://www.planamesa.com/neojava/en/index.php)

Not only is it really cool, it also uses the OS X menu bar and doesn't require X11! ^_^

Ah.. ya see, I can get an admin account, but I doubt that its legal to tell anyone here*, especially since you aren't supposed to be using that account, so I'll keep my mouth shut until further...

Okay, I don't know how this is funny, but it is. I found this while searching for Linux (please don't ask). :o

bah.. another theme on GNOME, this one is an OSX theme.. enjoy

I know its been a while, but ive been wondering... s93366, can you tell me where you got that clock or the clock's name? Im getting bored at the default ones. Thanks
By the way, i have a screenshot...

What you want to do is install kde in fink by the package "bundle-kde". After that is done, you can do "startx" or "startkde".

sudo means to run the command as super-user. The problem with the command not found is that you need to install the fcache binary. here is the link:...

i just used it 'cause og GNU and Nerd , hence gnerd

Umm... i guess my C64-ish theme is kinda GEOS (old, but it has the trashcan ^_^)

I know everyone just couldn't wait to see my C64-themed desktop! I made the folders myself (well, I just merged 2 pictures and touched them up a bit). I changed Konsole to have that (in)famous...

Yeah, we all know where to find screenshots of Unix and Linux, but it would be awesome to see some of your *nix screenshots. Okay.. to explain: This is my KDE desktop on Yellow Dog Linux. I changed...

Well, i guess being root counts as being a sys. admin. ^_^
Well, I read books on computers, i sleep (and dream of computers) and well... heck, Im rarely away from my computer. So I guess I really...

Or you could completely waste your time and do 'su root', then 'shutdown'. ^_^

This is the stats from my eMac running Yellow Dog Linux.... kinda sad, but oh well....

cpu : 7455, altivec supported
clock : 999MHz
revision : 3.3 (pvr 8001 0303)...

I was kinda bored one day, so I renamed my files in KDE. Here are some examples:

1) I renamed my Hard Drive "Komputer"
2) I renamed my Trashcan to "Krap Bin"

I'm kinda stuck on those two and I...

good old C64 music ;)

In using Yellow Dog Linux and I'm installing the plugins through mozilla/firefox so its installing in the plugins folder :confused: .... I think

I don't see why people make a big deal about a horse. I doubt it even knows what the heck its doing there! Oh well... I've been to many horse races and I still can't bet on the ambulance :(. It's...

YDL (Yellow Dog Linux) is great (im using it now). It has a good graphical installer, too. But if you want something to do on a rainy day (or just bored out of your mind) try installing Gentoo. If...

This is kinda a Linux/Mozilla question. I have 2 versions of Mozilla and Firefox. Neither of them can recognise or install plugins. I tried installing plugins from the browser itself, but it doesn't...

Try downloading a BSD from linuxiso.org (I know... Linux, but they have UNIX too ;)) Then burn the iso to a CD and install ;D

I got it working by randomly quiting running applications (one made my computer restart :D )
Finally, i ran xinit (to use icewm) and it works! I think installing a DOS emulator screwed it up....

I did not have X11 already running. I rebooted my computer and it still says the error. X11.app isnt even running. I reinstalled X11 SDK and X11.app

Well, it is worth it in many ways. First, if you know Unix, you can understand many other operating systems since Unix seems to be comming back as the base of most operating syatems (OSX for example)...