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Here's some more info on creditors forcing chapter 7 bankruptcy

Also after reading that ... lol@ Bull over on Dumpshock "Nothing to see here ..."

Well as far as easy to use goes the big ones touted are always Mandriva, Ubuntu and PCLinuxOS. Of those I've only personally used Ubuntu . From what I've read PCLinuxOS is very easy and familiar if you like windows but I've no idea as to how capable it is. Ubuntu is supposed to be easy (It's often r...

Yes you can install it using wubi into windows. You can then weep tears of sorrow as everything in it breaks. Another thing I can say anecdotally is that if these are install cd's you've burned yourself if you can boot using them try to run the cd's self check diagnostic. CD's don't always get writt...

Both of the versions of Ubuntu mentioned here are pretty old. Is there any specific reason to use 6.04 ? That's like one of the first versions of Ubuntu and would probably be difficult to get working most modern computers. Debian also has the special problem of not including any non-free firmware so...

If I remember from my BattleTech years the system was fairly simple to follow but could get slow if you had someone who didn't know all the tables and or was poor at doing simple arithmetic in their head. A mech jockey can always be reasonably expected to be competent in small arms and able to handl...

I think people are really missing a bit point here and that is a cooperative storytelling game is not a fighting game nor is it a game of chess. In a fighting game you have different strategies and counters. The most effective strategy on attack is the one you know is the most likely one to be count...