Wow

VLIW COMPUTER???? O.O

No, why?

Ultra Low Voltage

i3-330UM CPU for ultrabooks and small laptops

i3-330UM CPU for ultrabooks and small laptops

VLIW

VLIW is something very different as I know

Its superescalar

A CPU architecture. IA-64 is a representor of VLIW arch

Computer

A CPU architecture. IA-64 is a representor of VLIW arch

Yes

i3-330UM is x86-64 though

Not VLIW

You have it? Wow

Ugh

A CPU architecture. IA-64 is a representor of VLIW arch

64 bit cpu ?

No, I dont't x3

Em intel or Amd ?

Photo or plumb

Ugh

Photo or plumb

What do you think I have?

What do you think I have?

IA-64

I have a 12 inch laptop with old Intel Core i3

I don't have IA-64 CPU

Ok ok

What do you think I have?

Hei 72* C cpu laptop or Pc ?

Hei 72* C cpu laptop or Pc ?

Laptop, as I said

Fedora Italian?

Ugh

Universal graphic handler? Like GPU?

Universal graphic handler? Like GPU?

In this context, it doesn't mean anything. Just a sigh. A sound of being not sure what to say.

Laptop, as I said

Fedora should turn down you CPUs temperature

Universal graphic handler? Like GPU?

Ya i thing GPU / emm mother boatd consleting

What do you think I have?

Intel I bet.

Fedora should turn down you CPUs temperature

It is multithread compilation that heats it up

In this context, it doesn't mean anything. Just a sigh. A sound of being not sure what to say.

Ok ok reminded to me something

Intel I bet.

Well, sure

x)

It is multithread compilation that heats it up

You compiling the 4.19?

You compiling the 4.19?

What is 4.19?

Kernel

I am compiling Telegram

Also, it is 4.10 mainline now :)

I am compiling Telegram

You want It to run with native architecture binary flags

Long way untill 4.19

Long way untill 4.19

I want to compile 4.19

Are you experienced player with Linux?

You want It to run with native architecture binary flags

Yup. And with all updated necessary libraries being not included into the binaries

Are you experienced player with Linux?

I don't know, honestly.

How would you define experienced with Linux? :)

How would you define experienced with Linux? :)

20+ years

20+ years

I am just a little over 20 years old myself

20+ years

This is a bit odd....

I am just a little over 20 years old myself

20+ years using linux

I started to use linux in 2005ish

Completely switched to Linux in 2012

So you are newbie

@alvarospunk Shut up.

Since then, only use Windows for stuff that strictly requires it and doesn't work in Wine

@alvarospunk Shut up.

Why?

Because you're saying nonsense.

So you are newbie

Well, in comparision with Linus Torvalds, I definetly am x3

Well, in comparision with Linus Torvalds, I definetly am x3

:3

Because you're saying nonsense.

Ask Gwindor if im doing it

I don't know anyone with Linux experience starting in 1996-1997 though

Did I bother you Gwindor? Im sorry if so

Counting that OS history starts in 1991

@alvarospunk A system that is barely over 20 years since the kernel was created, it would be very weird that someone has +20 years of experience.

Exactly!

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Listen

To my audio

Note

Mid to end 90s is the era of Linux Pioners. Debian, Slackware, RedHat were just starting.

But I'd not call people who were using linux back when and still use it as experienced users

I'd call them gurus

Ah... well, @alvarospunk that means they're just... that's a bluff

Maybe somewhere oldminded, but I think I have to achieve before criticising in that case

It's people in his work saying that. I know people like that. But of course, maybe I'm wrong.

The *kernel* was created, not the whole system.

A

Of course, it's posible that people who started working in Red Hat or Connectiva back in the moment are still working and keeping themselves updated.

Fedora started in 2000ish, right?

It was created in 2003 when Red Hat Linux was discontinued.

I want it that way

Actually, my first experience was with Red Hat Linux back in 2005-2006

I had no internet back when

Just obtained a multiCD installation pack and managed to get ith through installation without good manual :)

Next one was Mandriva

Just obtained a multiCD installation pack and managed to get ith through installation without good manual :)

You are very pro omg

How did you manage to do so

without installation guide

I had Mandriva on my PC and played games at brother's

nor manual

without installation guide

I had free time and a desire to try Linux

And I was a kid

x3

without installation guide

I always installed without guide. Isn't hard.