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The Gigabit ethernet port isn't supported by MorphOS either is it?

Why is EXT3 support needed?

Both EXT3 and NTSF support would make it much easier to read datas from say, Windows and MacOS X systems. It would also be a lot easier for programmers and coders to port applications and such. At least that is how i understand it.

Mac dosn't use EXT3, not saying it ...

Slick?

I think you mean sick. Have you tried it before? In the (admittedly not long time) look at it, I preferred Windows 8.

Sorry, I don't any way of running it on X1000, I don't think I've even tried.

checked the settings in preference -> Privacy?

When you lock a volume (see command C:Lock) you make a partition read-only. Windows does not have this feature for sure and that's why it is little known.

Suppose you could use the NTFS file permissions to make the c:\windows folder read only, I dunno how well that would work in practice like ...

What are the comparative differences between Debian, Crux and Mint Distos theses days?

What's the read-write speeds on these thing?

If they're fast and we get drivers for the CF port maybe you could stick the entire sys: onto a big 'un?

My intrest, you haz it.

nbache wrote:

Stephen Robinson wrote:A shutdown command would be nice

You mean, like C:Reboot?

Best regards,

Niels

No, shutdown. Not rebooting, that's a different thing.

A shutdown command would be nice, reaching down, holding a button down for 5 seconds, it's just too much work!