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Does anyone know if its possible to get firewall software to use on a 133MHz processor? Most seem to run on at least 150MHz. I might just get a new pc but I only want it for surfing and want broadband
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Yes I saw it. Smoothwall is a version of the linux operating system, and has been modified and set up for use as a sort of firewall. It is dificult to explain without getting a bit technical.
Bottom line is smoothwall is not on windows. If you want to use your PC for more normal, everyday things like typing letters in Microsoft Word, you want to stick with Windows. Turbonutter is a PC hobbyist and runs linux. Hence his advice is aimed at people with a lot of technical knowledge. I would not recommend you try smoothwall or anything unless you really know what you are doing.
Bottom line is smoothwall is not on windows. If you want to use your PC for more normal, everyday things like typing letters in Microsoft Word, you want to stick with Windows. Turbonutter is a PC hobbyist and runs linux. Hence his advice is aimed at people with a lot of technical knowledge. I would not recommend you try smoothwall or anything unless you really know what you are doing.
Notorious Biggles, have you seen turbonutters latest msg about smoothwall?
Notorious Biggles wrote:
> No different, people. Ortega thought that as I said ignore
> Turbonutter, meaning what he said in your other thread, that I meant
> El Robin. They are not the same. You could possibly still have
> problems, even if you install the USB support (which you have to do
> because it isn't installed as standard).
ok thanx i'll give it a go got nothing to loose will probally get a new pc very soon!!
> No different, people. Ortega thought that as I said ignore
> Turbonutter, meaning what he said in your other thread, that I meant
> El Robin. They are not the same. You could possibly still have
> problems, even if you install the USB support (which you have to do
> because it isn't installed as standard).
ok thanx i'll give it a go got nothing to loose will probally get a new pc very soon!!
Ah right, i just put 2 and 2 together and came up with 5.
*slaps himself*
Turbonutter is called robin though isnt he? thats why i thought it i guess.
*slaps himself*
Turbonutter is called robin though isnt he? thats why i thought it i guess.
Or†ega wrote:
> Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Ignore Turbonutter.
>
> Elrobin is turbonutter?
>
> Bloody hell, i never knew that. I would have never have guessed.
Nah ah. Kitkat posted the same thread in the PC forum. And Turbonutter replied there.
> Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Ignore Turbonutter.
>
> Elrobin is turbonutter?
>
> Bloody hell, i never knew that. I would have never have guessed.
Nah ah. Kitkat posted the same thread in the PC forum. And Turbonutter replied there.
No different, people. Ortega thought that as I said ignore Turbonutter, meaning what he said in your other thread, that I meant El Robin. They are not the same. You could possibly still have problems, even if you install the USB support (which you have to do because it isn't installed as standard).
Or†ega wrote:
> Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Ignore Turbonutter.
>
> Elrobin is turbonutter?
>
> Bloody hell, i never knew that. I would have never have guessed.
Are they the same? Turbonutter gave me different advice in the pc forum!!!!
> Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Ignore Turbonutter.
>
> Elrobin is turbonutter?
>
> Bloody hell, i never knew that. I would have never have guessed.
Are they the same? Turbonutter gave me different advice in the pc forum!!!!
That must be bloody slow..
Ah, you probably got a later version of windows 95. The first release of windows 95 didnt have USB support.
Hey i,ve found the windows 95 disc and it says it has USB support on there.
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