Question: Registry Edit Programs

[Andy Hall]

I'm very careful about that.

It's not quite the same as Perfection. That's the one to watch because when you reach it, there's only one way to go.

[Stuart Noble]

"Strait is the gate, and narrow is the way which leadeth unto life". Know what I mean?

[meow2222]

hardly, but ntw.

Doesnt change the fact that most choose it - and while in many cases its for the wrong reason, in many its for the right one.

NT

[Stuart Noble]

IMO most people don't need a computer at all. Spend a fiver on a pen drive, get down the public library, and surf at Andy's expense.

[Mike Barnes]

So very true.

But in my experience many Linux applications are also festering heaps of cack. *Smaller* festering heaps of cack, but festering heaps of cack all the same.

[Owain]

Can't get pr0n down the library ;-(

Owain

[Andy Hall]

Indeed it is. That's why so few people have Macs.

[Andy Hall]

I'd rather they went to Starbucks.

It's interesting to see people sitting in those places with notebooks talking to Auntie Flo in Australia on Skype while having their "lartay".

[Stuart Noble]

But Starbucks can't help you if you get stuck with Excel

Never been in one. I like my coffee in small cups

[Andy Hall]

You'd be surprised.

I know what you mean. I like the Italian tradition. Large cups of cappucino until 1100 (with suitable breakfast items) and then the small ones afterwards on pain of death should you ask for anything else.

[Huge]

Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha[gasp]hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.

No they don't. They buy "a computer". It comes with Windows. They weren't even aware they *had* a choice, much less made it.

[Huge]

I don't run that, either. Nor a Mac.

:o)

[Andy Hall]

BSD? Solaris?

[Huge]

The latter.

[Bob Eager]

His headers made it clear enough.

[Bob Eager]

And there you have the time honoured definition of a man page on

UNIX/BSD/SunOS/Solaris/Linux^H^H^H^H^Hjumped up UNIX wannabe

[Andy Hall]

ProNews? OS/2?

Surely not. I haven't come across anyone running that for 10 years......

[Bob Eager]

No, they're my headers, not his. Please try to keep up.

In my case, I run many things - part of my job. This machine happens to run OS/2 because I have yet to come across a better user interface, and it does all I want. My mail server is FreBSD, my voicemail system is Win2K, and I even occasionally boot Linux if I have to. And a lot more...

[Andy Hall]

Oh, yes, so it was.

Interesting. What do you use for voicemail....?

[Bob Eager]

The software that came with the PBX...a Cybergear Gold (as a temporary measure until the Asterisk box is complete)