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Could I ask for more information about the specs of the machine you had? Curious what processor, how much RAM it had, and what you did for storage (did you expa
by dannyw 3mo ago
Could I ask for more information about the specs of the machine you had? Curious what processor, how much RAM it had, and what you did for storage (did you expand it / use external drives?)
Fascinated by your experiences here!
- 1vuio0pswjnm7 3mo agoMay I ask what makes these experiences fascinating Genuinely curious
- ClueslessTech99 3mo agoUsing a PC without a GUI is pretty non standard so that's one reason. You mentioned you only used VGA text mode, but what did you actually use it for? What apps did you use etc etc.
- 1vuio0pswjnm7 3mo agoUsing a computer without a GUI, i.e., nographics, is standard practice when using networked computers. A majority of computers today are connected to networks This nographics computer is called a "router" This computer may only be used for limited purposes, hence the names. But its use is standard A "router" can be used as a nographics "general purpose computer", i.e., it can be used for more than just routing packets A "general purpose computer", graphics or nographics, can also be used as a "router", e.g., by enabling packet forwarding in the kernel