What kind of a computer user are you?
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Hunter162 has written
If you want to play games on Linux there is Wine although it's a trial version. I understand that most people prefer Windows for gaming, I do too. But it's still possible to enjoy some gaming on that OS. The trial version of Wine should still be efficient to run some games, such as World of Warcraft, Counter-Strike, Call of Duty, and the list goes on. But of course, not all games are supported at least not yet. result:1337
computer expert.w00t w00t
i choosed windows
linux is for working not gaming
computer expert.w00t w00t
i choosed windows
linux is for working not gaming
I agree to Hunter162's post partially, but not entirely.
My new test results. 50 half the way, I got phone call from my Dad in the middle of it.
KimKat has written
The trial version of Wine should still be efficient to run some games
Trial version? You might have read the site wrong, WINE is free and open source software. You don't pay a penny for it, there's no limitations, no need to register, it usually comes preinstalled on newer "home" versions of linux. (I know there ain't a "home" version as such, but there's a big difference between Gentoo and Ubuntu and the audiences they're tailored for.) Wine can be a little difficult to set up, but on most games (provided you have the correct hardware-accelerated graphics driver), you will get atleast acceptable to fast speeds.
http://www.codeweavers.com/products/cxgames
Such a confusing website... that or I wasn't paying full attention. Thanks for explaining about Wine and those other programmes though.
The ultimate computer knowledge skill test would be to create a operating system.
Most interfaces that are drawn apply only to Micro$oft products.
The category Computer Operation often means usage of basicly Windows itself.
Word processing skills seems to mean 100% Micro$oft Word.
Graphics and multimedia skills are either generic or Micro$oft PowerPoint or even Micro$oft Word (image nested in a document etc.) FTW!
Databases is actually Micro$oft Acce$$ and/or Micro$oft Excel.
Internet and email skills sometimes means Micro$oft Outlook.
When these people say "computer" they actually mean "Micro$oft Window$".
In my test, there was a question "What key do you press to start a new paragraph?"
My answer would be [O] but it wasn't available, FTW! The test's answer was "[Enter]". Yeah, [Enter] is true for Word but I'm using Vim, FTW!
The first test was at least a bit funny. My favourite answer from the first test is "YAH I c0uld H4xx0r t3h P3nt4g0n!". This test seems to bit ironic.
Of course if anyone could find a better test, then please post it here and I might change the whole topic around with a much better test.