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What OS do you use /jp/?

>> No.9537218

I'm not giving you my ip

nice try

>> No.9537229
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>> No.9537222

/a/ meets /g/.

>> No.9537225

Not giving you info stalker

fuck off

>> No.9537242

>>9537233
JA-JAAN

PI-PO

>> No.9537244

the person who made this should be ashamed of wasting their life and evaluate how they came to make this image over doing anything else

>> No.9537233

>>9537229
You better be using the nanami sound pack.

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>>9537233
Sorry... I'm currently using Saber.

>> No.9537270

>>9537265
http://www.mediafire.com/?fjduschvswbjwj2

>> No.9537265

>>9537250
You wouldn't know the name of the archive it's in or a link would you?

>> No.9537282

I haven't had a crash on Windows in years, and that was thanks to hacky disk-drive emulation drivers

>> No.9537289

>>9537270
ｱﾘｶﾞﾄ!(´▽｀)

>> No.9537296

>>9537270
>windosu logossuru

>> No.9537307

>>9537296
``who are you quoting''

>> No.9537305

>>9537242
I like it when she says okaeri when I boot up. It makes me feel like I have a friend.

>> No.9537314

>>9537307
Probably something in the archive.

>> No.9537316

>>9537233
>You better be using the nanami sound pack.

I am sorry, anonymous. I tried using it but it was too fruity.

>> No.9537317

Only times my XP/7 boxes crashed were when the hardware was failing.

>> No.9537330

Windows 8

>> No.9537325

>>9537307
saber

>> No.9537327

>>9537215
>What OS do you use /jp/?

Today I used Windows 7, Ubuntu 11.10, and Mac OS 10.7.

>> No.9537332

>>9537316
Nanami is the best, but you know there's a bunch of others too, right? I'm sure there would be at least one you'd like.

>> No.9537343

Windows 7, unfortunately.

>> No.9537345
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>>9537332
Like the Bing girls.

>> No.9537369

Win 7

>> No.9537372

>>9537270
How do I install this

>> No.9537394

>>9537372
Manually

>> No.9537402

>boot linux
>try to play VNs in wine
>JAP ONRY

>> No.9537410

>>9537394
Oh okay

>> No.9537428

>>9537402
I never had a problem playing any VN I came across through Wine. Some did need silly workarounds to play videos, but that was about it. Did you set your locale?

>> No.9537433

Windows XP, as my computer is too weak for 7 and I'm too lazy to get Wine running on a Linux-based whatever. Also, I'm comfortable with it and it's fast enough for me, so eh.

>> No.9537469

>>9537428
not even win7 utimate with jap language pack and jap regions can run some VNs.

>> No.9537475

Windows 7, unfortunately.

>> No.9537484

>>9537469
So you need to run them in 98?

>> No.9537487

>>9537469
Such as?

>> No.9537501
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There are some LInux distributions for Otaku.
Count them.
https://sites.google.com/site/pcrescuecd/osusume/moelinux
http://moelina.com/

>> No.9537502

Gentoo, obviously

>> No.9537523

XP. I tried Linux. It works, but emulating every program worth having is silly.

>> No.9537514

>>9537487
you been living under the rock or something

>> No.9537515

>>9537501
My ubuntu install is pretty moe already.

>> No.9537524

>>9537501
http://moebuntu.web.fc2.com/home_eng.html

>> No.9537528

>>9537282
thanks for all those blue screens, daemon tools

>> No.9537538

>>9537528
Are these legends true?

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>>9537244
Exactly. Everyone knows this is the superior version.

>> No.9537544

>>9537523
Wine is not an emulator.

>> No.9537547

>>9537538
I've had a bunch of blue screens caused by daemon tools.

>> No.9537557
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My windows version always, but ALWAYS crashes thanks to my Nvidia card

>> No.9537562

>>9537538
I've had daemon's tools for years. The only time I've ever gotten a blue screen is when I had a ram stick short out.

>> No.9537640

Windows

I don't think 7 has ever crashed on me.

>> No.9537766

>>9537562
I wouldn't use DT solely for their marketing spyware that logs every ISO you mount and doesn't turn off even if you tell it to fuck off in the options. I use the portable version of WinCDEmu instead.

>> No.9540185

>>9537233

On windows I have my own soundpack I constructed from my favorite characters voices.

I've tried all of those operating systems. FreeBSD is the one I'm least familiar with and felt like a more hard-core Linux and I'm not sure the advantages, but I do know that openBSD is supposed to be one of the most secure operating systems out of the box ever.

All OS's are good for different things, Windows is a great all-rounder and has access to loads of games, windows is the most commonly used so it pays to be familiar with it.

I've always been impressed by OS X's software and how well it all works together. If you're the type of person who utilizes all of Apple's software then it's a dream to have it all working in harmony. I love Garageband too.

Linux is nice for getting really close to the wire and having something which can be a really specialist techy setup. I love bash too, it can do so much.

I really don't understand why people argue which is best, it's totally down to your needs and what you want from an operating system.

>> No.9540736

I disagree with the linux description. I run it on my HTPC, and I never dare update it because then it will just tell me all my drivers stopped working and I need to rebuild them.... why don't THEY rebuild them when they update? Linux is just scary and unreliable.

>> No.9540741

Please delete this thread, janitor. It is not otaku culture!

>> No.9540763

Windows.

My last crash was with Windows 98.

>> No.9540772

>>9540741
Which is the otakuest operating system?

>> No.9540777
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Windows crashes on me all the time because I keep buying cheap, weak parts and brainlessly overclocking them.

>> No.9540785

>Boring
What? I use GNU/Linux because it's fun.

>> No.9540788

Windows 7 on my desktop, Ubuntu on my laptop.
And all is right in the world.

>> No.9540861

>>9540785
Seconded. I miss Linux.

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Windows 7

Not sure if I will change to the new windows that is coming.
I didn't hear anything good about it, only that its like a made for smart phones.

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>>9537514

>the rock

I had a good 15 second laugh or so.

>> No.9540934

>Linux
What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

>> No.9540940

Hey turbonerd FreeBSD is Linux

>> No.9540943

Windows 7.

>> No.9540945

>>9540934
lol watever u say sperglord. how about u take ur nerd shit to /g/?

>> No.9540958

>>9540934
Get out of /jp/ RMS.

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>>9540934

Was wondering when someone was going to bring this up.

Thanks for elaborating m8.

>> No.9540976

Windows 7 and Ubuntu

>> No.9540988

XP on desktop and 7 on my laptop.

Never had a problem with XP but 7 regularly gets BSoD and boot errors.

>> No.9541023

>>9537317
Stability isn't a real problem in Windows anymore; but it still has huge problems that haven't been fully addressed like poor shit memory management, or boot times getting shit slow after a few months.

I installed Linux in my box 2 years ago and haven't reinstalled it there ever since, and it still boots in ~25 seconds in a 5400RPM HDD today, no need to defrag or anything. Why is this?

>> No.9541029

>>9541023

because its actually fucking good

>> No.9541042

If that's the image I'm remembering, it's been a while since I've seen it.

Also Linux. I guess some people might call it GNU/Linux, but the only GNU tool I use is ld.

>> No.9541048

I run 7 on my laptop and desktop. (both non-genuine)

>Never had a problem with XP but 7 regularly gets BSoD and boot errors.
My run with 7 on my laptop has been utterly perfect. No problems at all (T60). However on my self-built computer there was a period of time filled with BSoD's nearly every ~10 days. My heart would skip a beat if I couldn't hear my fans or if they were running at max speed. But this was at least half a year ago, now I haven't had a single one in a long time running 24/7, restarting every second month.

>> No.9541070

I want /g/ to leave

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>>9537233
>>9537250
>>9537305
>>9537332

I'm using the Super Sonico soundpack that came with the game, it does make me feel closer to my PC and at home when it can artificially greet me with a "good day", a "welcome back" when I unlock it or "have a good day" when I have to go somewhere and lock the OS up, among other miscellaneous system alerts, etc.

Maybe I'm just lonely. /jp/ - My Friends Are Here

>> No.9541085

>>9540940
Are you serious? It isn’t.

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Who's the peice of shit who put Ana as OS X?

>> No.9541118

7 on laptop
XP on desktop

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Have you ever masturbated to the thought of /jp/?

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I tried the sound pack but I just couldn't stand it, it kept making noises all the time.

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Windows XP

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and Denian GNU/Linux

you are all fucking noobs

>> No.9542496

>>9541200
I wish there was a 64bit multicore version of XP.

So simple and stable, and no constant run shit like vista and win7&8.

I do want so bad

>> No.9542504

>>9537501
Fuck those bloats.

>> No.9542525

>>9541182
>I tried the sound pack but I just couldn't stand it, it kept making noises all the time.

I want to plug in a USB connector and hear her gasp "Ah, it went in!".

>> No.9542531

Most crashes for Win are due to "multi-cores are shit".

We meed higher bitrate processors, NOW!

256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW! 256 CPU NOW!

>> No.9543190

Mac for productivity/school/music/storage and Windows for playing games
yeah i'm a fag

>> No.9543192

Ubuntu linux.
I'd love to use gentoo / arch, and build a freebsd media server, but I simply don't have the time these days.

>> No.9543222

>>9543192
There is no real reason to use BSD over Linux except if you prefer the software license. Nowadays they use pretty much all the same utilities except that Linux is better supported.

>> No.9543226

Quick question while on the topic of OS: I want to get into Linux and all that jazz that goes with it; where would be the best starting point for that? What should I know beforehand? I use Windows and Mac but I would like to be able to function with all three (with pretty good capabilities on my behalf). Thanks

>> No.9543247

>>9543222
I prefer BSD because its TRU UNIX. Well, not really, but the GNU extensions teach you some bad habits. I'm not anal about them like most people (things like pkill and zcat are HELLA TIGHT), but you can tell UNIX was designed a certain way when you use BSD. More "prg foo | out foo | print foo > file" and less "prg --out--print foo file".

>> No.9543267

>>9543226
Ubuntu. It's friendly and pretty out-of-the-box, but it's still Linux under all the shininess. Try the live CD (you boot from the CD into a temporary Ubuntu environment) or the Wubi installer (you install it as though it was any piece of Windows software and it creates a virtual hard drive for itself). If you decide you want to take it further, properly install it. It's pretty easy and foolproof if you use your head: the installer creates a partition on your hard drive and installs a piece of software that gives you a Windows / Mac / Linux / whatever menu on boot-up.

All Linux distributions follow the same basic formula, but Ubuntu is good if you're new to Linux or don't want to spend too much time customizing things. Linux is *very* customizable, so keep in mind that anything on-screen you can change.

>> No.9543300

>>9543267
much appreciated. I would suspect that a few good books on administration and general linux use would probably be enough to get me started as well?

>> No.9543316

>>9543226
Depends what you want to use your system for. If you just want to use it for browsing the net, listening to music and other simple tasks without caring how it works and with minimal fuss, try Mint. Probably the most polished beginner's distro. That's probably enough for you but if you want to get to know how Linux works then that requires an investment of time and the reading of docs/trying things on your own. Yeah, that should be obvious but a lot of computer users (read: windows users) expect it to be just like their other systems when you start getting into it.

>>9543247
I don't think that it matters if something is not pure unix. Linux is ubiquitous compared to all other UNIX descendants so as long as it's internally consistent with itself (and logical) it doesn't really matter. But that's just, like, my own opinion man.

>> No.9543333

>>9543316
Well, I don't really expect it to just work (Linux is the "anti-mac" in that sense, as far as my own use/purposes), but I would like some sort of starting ground like said docs or books. Time is something I have plenty of, it's just a matter of not wasting it looking for the shit I need to begin actually doing stuff. I'll probably go with Ubuntu first just to get comfortable.

>> No.9543391

>>9543333
Well, even with something like Mint or Ubuntu you can still get to the stuff under the hood (even though they've gone out of their way to make it a smooth experience for people who don't care/are completely new). If you want a more interactive experience with setting up your system/customizing it, try Arch. Its wiki is thorough and covers most topics. While you might not learn very much as to *why* things need to be a certain way (the linux from scratch manual probably covers that much better. A lot of it is UNIX legacy) you'll at least appreciate the how. Is that more of what you had in mind?

>> No.9543450

>>9543391
more or less, understanding "why" doesn't really matter to me more-so than being able to use the OS to a competent degree from an IT/Programming standpoint. I read up on the Arch Linux beginner guide and that shit is ridiculous; I knew they said "from scratch", but god-damn is that shit "FROM SCRATCH". Thanks though, I appreciate the help.
Any other resources, specifically in the "how" department would be great. I plan on just getting a netbook for Linux only since I need one anyhow and that'd kinda force me to use it.

>> No.9543485

>>9537215
This is completely wrong.

Windows would be a hardcore slut everybody uses.

OS X would be a hipster cunt most guys do not want to put up with, but wouldn't mind fucking if she offered.

Linux would be a seemingly normal girl, who is actually open to anything and everything and wants you to do all those crazy things you fantasize about to her.

And FreeBSD would be her Oneechan.

>> No.9543492

>>9543333
There are many doc / books out there if you google it. I just want to suggest this chapter from FreeBSD's handbook:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/basics.html

It's just an introduction and some details might not apply to linux (such as linux uses sda1 instead of ad0s1), but it's the concept that's important. Surprisingly I don't see many linux guides include this, or maybe I didn't google enough.

>> No.9543497
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After years of Arch and Gentoo, OS X is my primary operating system. I purchased a Macbook because I wanted a well-built and aesthetically-pleasing (meaning no fucking plastic) laptop. I was originally going to put Gentoo on it like anything else, but then I realized that OS X is already pretty awesome once you install Macports. The Aqua interface is pretty wonky, but it's all lovely UNIX under the hood.

>> No.9543523

I mainly use FreeBSD and Linux but use XP for my 2hus and visual novels.

>> No.9543554

>>9543450
>understanding "why" doesn't really matter to me more-so than being able to use the OS to a competent degree from an IT/Programming standpoint
le enterprice face

>> No.9543560

>>9543497
I'd rice it like john if i had a macbook. OS X default looks and interface are outdated as shit and fucking suck.

>> No.9543593

>>9543450
The Arch beginner's guide is unapologetic and straightforward spoonfeeding. Like I said, the why is probably better covered in like an O'Reilly book or the Linux From Scratch manual (google it). If you want to know more about programming tools or server admin, then search for the actual tools themselves. The internet is filled with guides and how-tos. For example, there are countless articles/guides for installing and maintaining a Debian server install. And literally cults dedicated to emacs (also there's this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1sXuHnf_lo )

>>9543523
But touhou runs flawlessly with wine. So do most VNs.

>> No.9543595

>>9543560
You can't rice Lion short of installing a new window manager and running X11 fullscreen all the time.

I never rice myself. Most of the time I don't even have a background image. It doesn't make sense if I am running things on my screen all the time anyway.

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>> No.9543646

>>9543593
Not sure if Wine runs well on FreeBSD, and aside from the general not really wanting WINE, from experience I know that Touhou can get messed up on WINE. I recall having the game become unusable after pausing, and some/most games having garbled text (running in ja locale, with gensokyo patches).
As for VN, a lot of them do run on WINE but I would miss out on any video animation (OP and ED, very occasionally a cutscene) and it hurts to know I am not seeing every single thing.

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>>9537215
enjoying the HELL out of GNU plus Linux

>> No.9543694

>>9543646
Most video problems in VNs can be fixed by installing ffdshow.
And I haven't had any problem playing Touhou, you should try latest Wine versions, it works flawlessly.

>> No.9543698

>>9543664
I could barely get that game to work on Windows.

>> No.9543709

>>9543646
I haven't used FreeBSD in years, so I can't talk about its packages. You might have issues with drivers and hardware acceleration there. But touhou has been running flawlessly with Wine since before 1.0. There was an outstanding bug for a while with hard to see/invisible text in the post-MoF games but they fixed it several revisions ago. You don't even need to run them with the lang prefix. When it comes to VNs (and games with intros) I've managed to get everything to work as well by installing the appropriate things with winetricks and onto my base system (like lib32 mpg123 and vorbis). It's not a hassle once you know what you're doing. Reading the output of wine in a terminal helped me determine what was missing.

>> No.9543740

Ubuntu

>> No.9543814

>>9543709
PCB does not work at all for me. I get to the main menu with no sound and it scrolling up automatically with nothing I can do.

EoSD occasionally breaks with sound, and I have to restart it a few times to get everything working.

Using WINE 1.4 on Ubuntu, it's pretty messed up some of the time.

>> No.9543836

Linux Mint; anyone know how to get WINE to play nicely with MIDI output? I got Rance working, but can't hear anything.

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That's really weird, it seems like some external problem, you should check your drivers and the console when you run the game. Do you see any errors? Are you using official (propietary) drivers?

According to WineHQ it should work out of the box (it did for me), can you run native Linux games?

>> No.9543853

>>9543842
I meant to quote >>9543814
Also, are you running 64bit Linux? Maybe you accidentally installed 64 bit Wine which is experimental at this point and doesn't work very well. You should install 32 bit Wine (i386) with 32bit compatibility libraries (ia32-libs in Ubuntu I think).

>> No.9543878

win7 on desktop
xp on laptop

>> No.9543911

>>9543842
Does Wine fuck up with the proprietary drivers?

>> No.9543912

>>9543836
What you want is timidity++ server running to emulate a MIDI device. Then you can tell wine to use it via alsa/pulse. Google it, there are guides probably.

>>9543814
They're both supposed to work fine without configuration. They do for me and I just confirmed that they do for a friend who uses Ubuntu 12.04. Do native games work for you?

>> No.9543923

>>9543911
On the contrary, video acceleration probably works better with proprietary drivers. Make sure that you've got things working with a native game/glxgears or something.

>> No.9543960

>>9543912
>>9543842
I just uninstalled everything wine-related, installed wine-i386 and ia32-libs.

I noticed that I couldn't get sound to work in EoSD or IM until I did the above. Now they both work fine, but I have never been able to get PCB to work at all, though it's doing something different.

This time around, I load PCB with wine, it goes fullscreen, I hear the music, and suddenly begins pressing buttons for me, going deeper into the menu and moving up the menu repeatedly, and it is out of my control. Sometimes, the game crashes here.

Since I installed those libraries and utilities, many of the info messages have went away (the other games work fine with more), however, I still have some output in the terminal:

$ wine th07e.exe

fixme:win:EnumDisplayDevicesW ((null),0,0x32f854,0x00000000), stub!
err:d3d:context_create wglSwapIntervalEXT failed to set swap interval 0 for context 0x14a818, last error 0x591
fixme:win:WINNLSEnableIME hwnd (nil) enable 0: stub!
err:d3d:context_create wglSwapIntervalEXT failed to set swap interval 0 for context 0x1582e0, last error 0x591
fixme:win:WINNLSEnableIME hwnd (nil) enable 1: stub!
err:d3d:context_create wglSwapIntervalEXT failed to set swap interval 0 for context 0x1582e0, last error 0x591
fixme:win:WINNLSEnableIME hwnd (nil) enable 1: stub!

>> No.9544025

>>9543960
I remember that I had an issue with framerate several revisions ago when in fullscreen (was a conflict with vsync and the AMD drivers - not really wine's fault). At the time I could get around it by running the touhou games in windowed mode (game settings). Try that. Or running PCB in its own wine desktop. wine explorer.exe /desktop=800x600 th07e.exe

still, that's weird.

>> No.9544137

not surprised at all that a lot of the NEET board runs linux

>> No.9544310

>>9544025
Hey, running it in windowed mode works. Thanks for the advice.

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