Post subject: Longhorn Reloaded Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 8:57 pm
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Hi,
Being the Longhorn fan that i am, i can feel that its time to reinstall my Evo 410c (those who likes netbooks, should have a look at a Evo N410c -google it)
Anyway, my thoughts goes to giving Longhorn reloaded a try, so i went to TPB, and grabed a couple of diffrent versions.
Got two isos.
1. LHR_M1_FRE_EN_SE.iso
2. LB1PFRE_EN.iso
I'v checked the content of both, and they are very much diffrent from each other.
Anyone know wich one is the real verison, and what is the story behind the reloaded (i know that som guys from joejoe.org started the project and Microsoft ended it.. but not what versions what released etc.)
_________________ Regards, Leon Bollerup - BA VIP Member
Post subject: Re: Longhorn Rey loaded Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 9:10 pm
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From what I remember, they released only one version as M1, so I guess the first one is the real one, but that's only my guessing Try it on virtual machine.
Post subject: Re: Longhorn Reloaded Posted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 7:10 pm
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Quote:
The forum changes M $ (with no space) to MS to stop people using it as an alternative to MS for Microsoft. Its MS not M dollar sign...
I should be able to spell it anyway I want to. Am I the only one who notices that Andy and Mr.Pijey talk down to everyone who isn't at least a moderator?
Post subject: Re: Longhorn Reloaded Posted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 7:17 pm
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st.alfonzo wrote:
Quote:
The forum changes M $ (with no space) to MS to stop people using it as an alternative to MS for Microsoft. Its MS not M dollar sign...
I should be able to spell it anyway I want to. Am I the only one who notices that Andy and Mr.Pijey talk down to everyone who isn't at least a moderator?
If you bothered to search the forum you'd realise that there were a lot of complaints from people when people used M $ instead of MS, so instead of complaining at us maybe you could respect that it annoyed a lot of people and something had to be done about it.
And so what if we talk down to people? That's what Admins and Moderators do. Without it there would be no order on the forum at all. Also, it's my forum, I can do what I like. If you're unhappy with it then that's your problem. Nobody forces you to read what I have to say.
Post subject: Re: Longhorn Reloaded Posted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 7:28 pm
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st.alfonzo wrote:
I should be able to spell it anyway I want to. Am I the only one who notices that Andy and Mr.Pijey talk down to everyone who isn't at least a moderator?
I am the only one noticing that posts like yours are the reason why we need to "talk down" to members that needs to make a fuss about unimportant matters? Only those that makes trouble needs "special" attention from us, everyone else is content or they talk directly to us about issues they got. We respect the members and their wishes and we expect the same back, but if none is given then we will reply in kind.
And on the topic of spelling MS, you may spell it as you want, but the forum will change it anyway if you spell it with a M[dollarsign]. Why? Because as Andy said it bothered a lot of other members, they felt it was childish and lame and degraded the quality of the posts. And those members didn't make a fuss about it.
Really, if you got a problem with how we do things why not take it up with us directly? You won't win any sympathy points by posting it on the forum. And then we might actually respond politely and explain why we have this filter...
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