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Apply generously to the scalp first, gently massaging. Then coat dry hair, leave on for 20 to 30 minutes, and shampoo out. Use about a quarter of a pot for short hair, or about half a pot for longer hair.
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Fine, thin hair? Don't despair! We've got a hair and scalp treatment just for you. You'll feel the tingling and cooling sensations of fresh mint infusion and minty oils (peppermint and spearmint) as they go to work revitalizing the scalp, because healthy hair starts at the roots! Extra virgin olive oil and honey soften and condition hair to make it shine without weighing it down. Give dull, fine and thin hair volume and shine by treating it with Roots.
- Thine hair?A wonderfully effective treatment for thin, fine hair, or "thine" hair as we like to call it.
- Grow it well: Having a healthy scalp is like having good soil to grow veggies. Get the basics sorted and healthy hair will follow.
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= Natural ingredients = Safe syntheticsFresh Mint Infusion (Mentha Piperita) , Water (Aqua) , Cetearyl Alcohol and Sodium Lauryl Sulfate , Disodium Laureth Sulfosuccinate , Citric Acid , Propylene Glycol , Honey (Mel) , Peppermint Oil (Mentha piperita) , Sweet Orange Oil (Citrus sinensis) , Spearmint Oil (Mentha spicata) , Grapefruit Oil (Citrus paradisi) , Nettle Absolute (Urtica Urens) , Neroli Oil (Citrus Aurantium amara) , Extra Virgin Olive Oil (Olea europaea) , *Limonene , *Linalool , *Citral , Fragrance , Methylparaben , Propylparaben
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Q:I don't need to wash my hair every day (I probably do it 2-3 times a week) so at what point of my wash cycle would this treatment be most effective- like should I do it with clean hair or when it's getting a bit greasy and Im about to wash it?Asked on 3/29/2015 by Erin
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A:Hair treatments are best used on clean, dry hair, as it will allow the hair to soak up as much product as possible.Answered on 4/3/2015 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
A:I do mine when it dirty. But everyone's hair is different mess around with it and see what works for you! This products is my favorite. I have curlyish hair and it makes to clam and bouncy. Plus my scalp has never looked better when I stay on top of using this product.
Thank you.
•Ariel Ketchner HarknessAnswered on 3/30/2015 by Ariel from Arizona
Q:Do I really need to use half the pot on my long hair?Asked on 3/4/2015 by N/A from Dana Point, CA
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A:Since you're only putting the product on your scalp and not on all of your hair, you should get quite a few uses out of the pot!Answered on 3/7/2015 by Meg from LUSH Direct
A:Heck no. I have long hair and I get
Many uses out of these pots. Normally though I keep this one on my scalp and then get another mask for the ends of my hair. This mask is so minty it's perfect for the roots. But as of your question no use as little or as much as you want. Enjoy
Thank you.
•Ariel Ketchner HarknessAnswered on 3/5/2015 by Ariel from Arizona
A:It depends on what you are trying to use it for? I use it to work on areas of my scalp where my hair is thinning. If you are using it for your hair and you have long or lots of hair then id say yes. If you are trying to use it to help your scalp I would say half the pot is a bit much.Answered on 3/4/2015 by Anonymous
Q:I started using Roots about a month ago.
I have also used H'Suan Wen Hua and I actually use Retread daily (or every other day) along with the cinnamon shampoo bar.
I have noticed some hair growth (I have alopecia-and after about one year of no hair growth in the front of my scalp, I was estatic that new hair is finally growing in!)
HOWEVER, I feel that my hair feels thinner and I feel like I lose more hair than usual when using the products.
Am I using too much product? I do use it according to the instruction on the bottles, but I am a little worried that these products are counteractive.
HELP!!! Suggestions?Asked on 1/29/2015 by Roo from Orange County
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A:I definitely think that you may be using too much product. Washing your hair excessively is one of the main causes for hair falling out. I also think you should be using only one hair treatment a week so those great ingredients won't be counter-productive. I suggest washing your hair two to three times a week with your NEW! shampoo along with a lighter conditioner that won't weigh down you hair, something like American Cream. Then, I would recommend using Roots once a week to cleanse your scalp and encourage scalp health.Answered on 3/28/2015 by Pauline
A:Hi, I use Roots also, about once or twice a month. I also use Retread daily but I use either Blousey or Curly Gurly shampoo. Sometimes Big Salt (is that the name?).
I also seem to notice more hair loss, but I think it is from the vigorous rubbing and massaging I do with the products.
Did you know your hair changes structure about every 7 years?Answered on 1/30/2015 by Anonymous
A:I went through the same experience. Later realised that I have to be gentle while massaging the roots as they are weak. Rubbing the scalp vigorously when you have weak roots isn't beneficial. Try that and see how it works
Sent via BlackBerry by AT&TAnswered on 1/29/2015 by Anonymous
Q:I have been bleaching my hair blonde for about a year now and have noticed my hair is thinning. Will this help stop the hair loss? Will it thicken my hair? Is it safe to use on dyed hair?Asked on 1/13/2015 by Lindsey from Leesburg, VA
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A:Roots will help stimulate the scalp and give it everything it needs for healthy hair growth, but with that said, hair loss tends to be due to genetics and hair processing. Another tip is to work on adding nutrients to the strands themselves with hair masks, as they will strengthen the strands so you have less breakage.Answered on 2/15/2015 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
A:All good hair growth starts from the root of the hair so if you take good care of your scalp your more likely to have amazing hair. This is an all natural product I don't see why it would hurt on bleached hair. I don't know if it will stop hair loss that's also a natural thing the hair does. Your going to lose hair daily. I would buy it to try out and also by another mask but the ultra thick one H'Suan wen hua and start putting that on your hair to repair the damage! Good luck!
Thank you.
•Ariel Ketchner HarknessAnswered on 1/15/2015 by Ariel from Arizona
A:Hi Lindsey,
Roots is a great pre-shampoo conditioner. I use it and I color my hair. I don't know if it will really thicken the hair shaft--does anything? But it smooths the cuticle so that the hair shaft is stronger.
By the way, I use Blousey shampoo on my colored hair. I too am blonde and the banana in Blousey keeps the color looking bright but doesn't strip the color.
Don't you love LUSH?
DebbieAnswered on 1/14/2015 by Anonymous
A:I used this for the same reason as you however, after my second use my hair was falling out in clumps in the shower so i would stay away from this product if i were youAnswered on 1/18/2015 by Emma from California
Q:Is this safe for colored hair, specifically red?Asked on 1/7/2015 by Casper :) from NY
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A:Hi there! Yes Roots is great for dry, damaged, coloured hair, but I would also recommend using R&B Hair Treatment which is specifically for colour-treated hair.
:)Answered on 1/13/2015 by Anonymous
Q:Is there a specific type of shampoo that needs to be used during the rinse, or does something less harsh need to be applied?Asked on 1/5/2015 by Peter
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A:You're welcome to use whichever shampoo that you like, so there is no need to worry about using a certain type!Answered on 2/13/2015 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
A:It's up to you and your hair type, my hair isn't oily ever so I normally use like Blousy because it's also conditioning and gives my curls extra bounce. But on days I want a more stripping less oil I but in retread. But another reason why I use this product is because I get head aches and the peppermint stimulate my head and makes them go away so that's another use if you want to try it out. But honestly keep with non stripping if you can because then there is no point in putting this lovely mask in your hair. Just listen to your hair and obviously don't use the whole pot be patient and work it in. :)
Thank you.
•Ariel Ketchner HarknessAnswered on 1/6/2015 by Ariel from Arizona
Q:Does this product ruin hair color? I dye my hair black and bleach it blonde as well.Asked on 1/2/2015 by Mxk from Ohio
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A:Hi there! Thanks for your question!
No it wont ruin hair colour :)Answered on 1/2/2015 by Anonymous
Q:would this work better on greasy hair? or normal? i don't wash my hair every day. so i'm asking if greasy hair would improve the effects or not at all.Asked on 11/28/2014 by kay
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A:This product is a treatment that is great for all hair types. Just make sure that you rinse it our well after use as it is a treatment not a conditioner. If you are worried about he olive oil inside making your hair oily there is SLS in the Roots formulation which is a sudsing agent which acts like a soap.Answered on 12/3/2014 by Anonymous
Q:Should I use conditioner after I shampoo this product out of my hair? Is it needed or will this product give me the feeling that conditioner does?Asked on 8/19/2014 by KyKy from NC
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A:You can condition for extra moisture, but it's not necessary! You can also just use it as the conditioner and omit a regular conditioner.Answered on 9/25/2014 by Anonymous
A:You can do either. I use a light conditioner, rinse and then let Roots soak into just the top of my scalp while I finish the rest of my shower. I have alot of hair, but it is really fine and this product does not weigh it down. My husband works it throughtout his hair and uses it as a conditioner alone. Roots leaves your hair soft and your scalp feeling fresh and tingly. You can't go wrong either way.Answered on 8/19/2014 by Anonymous
Q:I leave Roots for 20 mins and then just rinse off without shampooing because i like how my hair feels just by rinsing it off. Would this damage my hair/scalp?Asked on 8/17/2014 by Athena from United States
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A:Not at all! Do whatever works best for you, just make sure you are rinsing thoroughly.Answered on 9/25/2014 by Kayla from LUSH DIRECT
Q:I have really sensitive hair that can break easily, and I've been trying to grow my hair out for a really long time, will this help it grow?Asked on 5/18/2014 by gabby
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A:Roots will help condition and strengthen the hair. The peppermint will revitalize the scalp which can help encourage healthy hair growth but it won't necessarily help it grow.Answered on 9/12/2014 by Anonymous
A:This will definitely make your hair stronger and shinier but you have to be really careful how you put Roots on. It kind of feels like soft wax when it's applied so don't try to comb your hair through. The best way for you would probably to divide your hair into sections and apply to each section separately, then massage your scalp a little and.. just kinda let your hair be. Tie it loosely or wrap it in saran wrap (as I do). The first time I used Roots I tried to comb my hair through with my fingers and I pulled handfuls of them out. I'm quite positive you'll like the results, though, Roots definitely delivers. A full head of shiny hair:)Answered on 5/19/2014 by Misia from OC
Q:Ho often should you use this product? and How do you store it?Asked on 3/20/2014 by Jevi from New York
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A:I would recommend no more than once a week, but really you can use it however frequently works best for you! It is stable at room temperature, so you can store it where ever you would like.Answered on 3/21/2014 by Kayla from LUSH DIRECT
A:Hey! I use mine about once a week and just store it in the tub in the shower. Nothing special. I also use it before shampoo and then I like to use something like the honey shampoo or Big to wash it out depending on what I'm doing afterwards.
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 3/20/2014 by Anonymous
Q:I was wondering if its a good idea to use the big shampoo after using the roots hair treatment or would that be too clarifying and counteract the product?Asked on 1/22/2014 by Hil
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A:You can use any shampoo you'd like after using the Roots hair treatment! If you find that Big is too drying for your hair, Curly Wurly might be a good choice!Answered on 3/21/2014 by Brandy from LUSH
Q:I have afro type hair. I'm wondering: Could I use this as a conditioner?Asked on 1/5/2014 by Michelle from Broomfield, CO
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A:I recommend using our products for what they are designed for. But I don't think it would hurt to maybe experiment and see what works for you!Answered on 3/21/2014 by Kayla from LUSH DIRECT
Q:Will "Roots" eventually thicken my hair?Asked on 1/3/2014 by VickiLes from Suffolk, Va
2 answers
A:While Roots does work to condition, strengthen, and add shine to hair without weighing it down, it will not thicken the hair, as the type of hair you have comes down to genetics. Roots does, however, work to provide volume and lift, which will give the hair the appearance of being thick!Answered on 3/14/2014 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
A:I do not believe my hair did became thicker from using this product. However, it does look fuller.
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 1/3/2014 by Anonymous
Q:what result should I expect from "Roots Hair Treatment " product? Does It work for female loss hair pattern?Asked on 9/6/2013 by honey from flint, MI
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A:Having a healthy scalp is like having good soil to grow veggies. Extra virgin olive oil and honey soften and condition hair to make it shine without weighing it down. Give dull, fine and thin hair volume and shine by treating it with Roots.
If you look in our customer reviews, you'll see that some customers have had a good experience with Roots in the case of hair loss prevention. Hope this helps!Answered on 11/21/2013 by Anonymous
A:I have used it twice and already am seeing less loose hair in my brush. I have high hopes that it will help stop the hair loss!Answered on 10/16/2013 by Aeryn from South central Texas
Q:I just bought a jar of this yesterday and noticed that the "best used by" date is only 2-3 days from now. How important/accurate is this date? Did I just waste 20 bucks on an expired product??Asked on 7/12/2013 by Petra from St. Louis
1 answer
A:Roots has a shelf life of 14 months from the date that it's made, so if you bought it recently, you should have about a year to use it! Our expiration dates are typically printed out in DD-MM-YY format.Answered on 9/20/2013 by Brandy from LUSH
Q:how often should you use this product?Asked on 6/11/2013 by michelle
2 answers
A:It's really up to the individual how often they want to use a product, but we generally recommend giving at least a day between treatments, so you could use it 2-3 times a week. You may also find that over time you can reduce how often you use it, moving to 1-2 times a week or less.Answered on 9/25/2013 by Anonymous
A:Hello Michelle,
I have been told that it is okay to use 2-3 times a week.Answered on 8/5/2013 by Merry-Belle from Los Angeles, Ca
Q:How often should I use this product?Asked on 5/3/2013 by Taylor
1 answer
A:Roots can be used once or twice per week, or every couple of weeks or months. It really just depends on your own personal needs!Answered on 9/20/2013 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
Q:safe for color treated hair?Asked on 4/25/2013 by pitbullmama82 from dallas
1 answer
A:Although we do not test our hair care products on color treated hair, Roots does not contain ingredients that are stripping to the hair. You shouldn't find that it affects your color.Answered on 9/20/2013 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct


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Since there was some controversy regarding the hanging basket and the 2 Meter rule being used to penalize shots that landed on top of the basket, I sought out a ruling. This is a direct quote from Chuck Kennedy at PDGA.
"Bogus ruling. TD would need waiver from the PDGA Tour Manager for that call since it goes against the intent of the rule. As was pointed out above, the 2-meters should be measured above the highest point in the basket that a disc can hole out. And since that is not really clear, it makes even having the 2-meter rule over the basket inappropriate. Now what the TD could have done to get the same effect without needing a waiver is simply stating that landing on top of the target was OB including when the disc is partly projecting past the edge. But if OB on that target, why not every target? Let's penalize a bad shot that hasn't holed out on the target even more?"
My argument, which I believe has been validated, was and still is that the bottom of the basket is considered part of the playing surface. Since the bottom of the basket is still in play, then you technically would have to go 2 meters above that point. If it wasn't, then holing out would be impossible on the hole because the bottom of the basket is higher than 2-meters.
Luckily, I don't believe anyone was affected. If someone had been, I believe they could have had a legitimate excuse for appeal. (I'm assuming a PDGA waiver was not obtained since there was no mention of it.)
I'm not really griping at anyone in particular. I'm really just trying to educate and inform you in case a situation were to arise.
If you wish to see the entire thread on dgcoursereview, here is the link: http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums...ad.php?t=41769
Job Wilson
BTW, I want to say that I really had doubts about the hanging basket. But when I saw it, I was amazed. You guys did awesome! I'm already going to start working on getting one put in on hole 1 at Henderson.


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My most frequent OS migration path?
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My most frequent OS migration path?
My usual path (Score:4, Interesting)by EnsilZah (575600) <EnsilZah@Gma i l .com> on Friday April 26, 2013 @09:32PM (#43563687)
Over the years I've only ran Dos and Windows as my main OS.
Every few years I install Linux in a dual-boot or in a VM, download all the updates, mess with config files, boot it up a couple more times, look at it with satisfaction and then go back to Windows because that's what runs most of the software that I use.
Re:My usual path (Score:5, Informative)by Technician (215283) on Saturday April 27, 2013 @12:09AM (#43564499)
I used to think that way until it became crystal clear that Linux is not Windows and doesn't run Windows programs. Other than games, most Windows programs have Linux counterparts that are less expensive, work well, and have fewer hastles such as product keys.
Because of this i never migrated from Arcsoft photo editor that came with my camera to Photoshop. Moved up to The Gimp. Moved from MS Works to Open Office to Libre Office. Moved from Sound Recorder to Audacity, Ardour, and Rosegarden. Many of the Windows applications that could have cost buco bucks has been sidestepped by the alternatives.
The problem is, of course, that it only takes one program that can't be replaced to break the whole process. Like a mathematical conjecture can be disproved with only one counterexample.
Most Windows programs have Linux alternatives. I would even say the Linux alternatives are often superior. But then you have that one program that just doesn't have an alternative and won't otherwise run. I've been in a situation where MS Office was the killer for me, as OpenOffice just didn't work with compatibility (that w
But there are some Linux programs that have no Windows equivalent either, including very basic stuff. Try 'sed' in Windows. You can install cygwin and get a lot of Linux functionality, but not all of it. But for me it's enough to get by at work. At home, I run a mix of Windows and OS X. Since OS X gives me full bsd functionality, I'm pretty happy. I hate having to load X11 on top of OS X or Windows to get Linux programs to run, but it's not worth the headaches to me to run a full second OS on my machi
But there are some Linux programs that have no Windows equivalent either, including very basic stuff. Try 'sed' in Windows.
Some people, when confronted with a problem, think "I know, I'll use sed." Now they have two problems.
But there are some Linux programs that have no Windows equivalent either, including very basic stuff. Try 'sed' in Windows.
Some people, when confronted with a problem, think "I know, I'll use sed." Now they have two problems.
There's a large, very common set of problems for which sed is a very efficient solution.
here is the thing, the vast majority of us don't need those programs
Most content today is Product As A Serverice(PaaS), and delivered via HTML on a web browser, being platform agnostic. The shift to everything on HTML increases with HTML5,
Some people need industry specific applications that only run on one version of one OS. That is mabey %2 of the population. If all you do is listen to music, browse, the web, like most people, a newb distro (see ubuntu or mint), works a lot better, is easier to configure,
> The problem is, of course, that it only takes one program that can't be replaced to break the whole process.
Fortunately it is no longer 1988 and any app like that can be easily run inside of a virtual machine on the OS of your choice.
My video games are unlikely to run on a VM due to the hardware acceleration needs of the games. I went from DOS to Windows 3.1, to Windows 95, to Linux and Windows dual booting, to Linux exclusively for about six years, then I had a new laptop that had a problem with the clock not working properly and had to keep it on Windows, then ended up slowly ending up more and more on Windows. Most of the computers still dual-boot but haven't been booted into Linux in awhile. I'm considering building some Linux bo
Unfortunately, its 2013 and what you said is not currently and never has been true. I have at least 5 different apps that will not work properly in VMware or VirtualBox that I can think off of the top of my head.
For fucks sake Ubuntu wouldn't run with 3D acceleration on VMware Fusion until recently (I think they fixed it in this last point release). The fact that you're making such wildly inaccurate statements leads me to believe you've never even used a virtual machine.
Most of these are available for Windows, and there are plenty of other free alternatives that are Windows only as well.
Most Windows owners don't spend a fortune on Windows software, perhaps with the exception of gamers.
No, gimp is not an alternative to photoshop if you need it for real work. I've tried that transition multiple times, the gimp is at best on par with photoshop from the 90s. It might be fun for a hobbyist, but not for work.
Libre/OpenOffice is also nowhere near MS office for work. Again, maybe for home stuff, but not in a work environment.
And those two are just the tip of the iceberg. No alternative to video editing software. Nothing that even comes close to Visual Studio. Autocad. Just to name a few.
Re:My usual path (Score:5, Informative)
I used The GIMP for commercial design work, many times over. No problem. The fact that people can't reuse their pricey or stolen PS plugins makes them deluded that GIMP is not on par.
Similarly MS Office macros are the biggest culprit in crossing over to Libre.
Openshot video editor comes to mind, there is AVIDemux, ffmpeg or mencoder.
Visual Studio 2012 sucks compared to my Gedit or Geany, seriously. TFS integration lags the interface, the treeview is buggy: it randomly does not show build context menus. Intelli sense breaks randomly while the project seems to think I am still working on checked-in files which only VS restarts can cure. There is negative space all over, it was designed by drunk 5-year-olds.
These are just tools, the process starts with you. If you rely on a specific tool to be good at your job, you are nothing more than a replaceable ant.
Don't be an ant.
Does that count for all your computers? While I have software that keeps my primary computer on Windows, one day I realized that there was really no reason that some of my secondary computers couldn't run Linux so over time I switched them to Debian. Playing around with Linux in a VM is one thing, but actually using it over a long period of time as your operating system allows you to become more familiar and comfortable with how it works. Think of it as a way of easing into eliminating Windows (though ad
I have my desktop, a file server and a couple of laptops, I actually have RHEL dual-booting on one of the laptops but I haven't booted it in months.
The thing is, I have a nice desktop with three monitors, I'm not going to switch to one small screen with a cramped keyboard just for the sake of using Linux, I'm not going to boot Linux on my desktop just to browse and listen to music and then have to boot into Windows when I want to do something else, and when I'm away from home I want to have the same softwar
I started on a C64 then migrated to an Amiga 500 to Amiga 2000 to Amiga 3000. After CBM died I hung on for about 5 years before giving in and switching to linux. After running on that for about 7 years I bought a video camera and picked up a mac for video editing because using linux applications for that was just too painful. I still use both OS X and linux. I have windows XP on a laptop for my cars programmer and that is all it's ever used for. I find if you never let windows on the net you seldom hav
Almost four years now on Linux. (Score:5, Interesting)by Anonymous Coward on Friday April 26, 2013 @09:45PM (#43563771)
About three or four years ago, I came home to an angry missus and a dead Vista box. Something had gotten into it, and I just couldn't get it out. So I made a pair of partitions and installed ubuntu temporarily. My lady accepted it off the bat, as all she needs is a firefox logo, and away she goes. I missed playing Torchlight. Days turned into weeks. I still cant clean that Vista install. She was happy, I missed Torchlight. I found Warzone 2100, i was happy and now she wondered where I was all night. A few more pages off the calendar, That Vista infection still eludes my occasional poking, but I find UFO : AI. Now i get up early, so i can storm the alien bases before work. Then i find WINE and my friend Torchlight comes back to me.
Now, I enjoy only rebooting when i update the kernel, instead of daily crashes and lockups. I miss easy breezy windows software installs, I dread compiling from the command line, but find myself becoming increasingly literate with every venture into the dark empty terminal. I paid little attention to the Mainstream games, until i heard Steam had released a linux client. Yay.
Still haven't exorcised that vista install though. Really dont care now.
Re:Almost four years now on Linux. (Score:4, Informative)by phantomfive (622387) on Sunday April 28, 2013 @01:45AM (#43572191) Journal
I dread compiling from the command line
Don't fear it. In almost every case, it comes down to:
1) cd directory
3) make
4) make install
Of course, some software requires you to read the README file, but those are less common.
I am not sure about most frequent, but I went from Windows to Linux over 10 years ago and haven't looked back since. I still encounter Windows periodically in my work, but I try to keep my distance. All the systems I administer for myself run Linux. I wouldn't want to be making any OS migration a "frequent" activity.
I've moved from DOS to OS/2 to Linux and then to Windows. But lately I find myself using Android machines(mostly my Transformer and my Nexus7) more and more.
Back in university I was mostly on SunOS/Solaris. When you got a choice between a badly maintained Windows 3.11 PC with a 14" screen and a Sun workstation with a 21" screen and an optical mouse then that is no choice at all. At work I had for 5 years used Linux starting 2001 but nowadays the subversiveness is gone, I don't need the power of the command
None of the above: (Score:5, Interesting)
I just multi-boot everything.
I've got one machine that has 5 different OSs/versions on it. Another one has swappable drives for 4 OSs. Two others are dual boot Linux and windows of some flavor.
And an old 486 that I mostly use to play Master of Orion.
Yes. I'm certifiable.
I have a Pentium-90 machine that I set up for playing DOS games, but ever since I upgraded my main computer to a Core i5 Sandy Bridge CPU it's sat there gathering dust. That's fast enough to run just about anything full-speed in DOSBox, especially since I never had any games that could use the P-90's Voodoo3 card in DOS.
As to the original question, I'm still a dual-booter but have been spending much more time in Windows 7 than Linux on my desktop machine, especially now that I've got a Linux server for com
by DigiShaman (671371) on Friday April 26, 2013 @10:07PM (#43563907) Homepage
I don't have a migration path Just as with any OS, you're supposed to use the right tool for the right job. As for me, I multi boot using VMWare Workstation from my Windows 7 machine at home. While at work, I'll boot into CentOS, Windows XP, or Windows 7 from my MacBook running 10.8.3. Even though my background is strongly Windows based, I can't say I have a dog in this fight; because I don't.
Indeed, but then your priorities change in life and the right tool changes along with it.
Started out with Windows because I did not know any better, and switched to Linux in high-school. Now, several degrees and more than a decade later, I switched to OSX for the sake of convenience.
Windows is too closed; and Linux isn't supported by enough third party software vendors to do my job effectively. When your time is money, you make a compromise -- and that is OSX.
Apple makes good hardware, great software, and I
Another category (Score:4, Insightful)by EmperorOfCanada (1332175) on Friday April 26, 2013 @10:33PM (#43564059)Windows to OS X and Linux. I long ago switched from Windows NT to Linux for servers and then a few years later switched from Windows XP to Mac OS X for my desktop.
It hit me one day that outside of Microsoft Office I wasn't needing the MS ecosystem. On Mac I had Office if I needed it, Photoshop, Illustrator, iTunes and all my code development for Linux could be properly tested on Mac and then copied to (instead of ported to) Linux servers. Plus with VMWare Fusion I could run that one Windows only application I needed every month or two.
I now every now and then catch a glimpse of people trying to install various libraries for development such as OpenCV or some python library on Windows and cringe.
I use all three daily! Dual-boot Windows 7 and Ubuntu on my desktop at home. MacBook Pro at work (no boot-camp), along-side a RHEL 5 desktop, Ubuntu laptop, and a Windows 7 desktop. Where I work, folks regularly use two OSes between their laptops (Win/Mac/Ubuntu) and development desktops.
Thus, there really was no migration path, unless you count giving up Windows 7 for a Mac 4 years ago as my primary work machine.
I've been using all three for decades.
CP/M from 1978 to 1988. Call it DOS if you want; they're the same idea.
Mac since 1986, when I discovered how easy it was to use.
Unix since 1987, Linux in the mid 90s.
Windows since 1997 when I had to use a 'real' CAD program instead of the one our company built using a homegrown Forth OS.
I still only use Windows for engineering programs. My home machine is a Mac, and the telescopes use Linux.
Corporate User = Windows (Score:4, Interesting)by ChefJeff789 (2020526) on Friday April 26, 2013 @10:46PM (#43564137)As an aeronautical engineer, I've pretty much consigned myself to just being a Windows user. All of the software I use at work is Windows-only stuff. At home it's simpler to operate in the same environment. I do like Linux, though; openSUSE has a special place in my heart after having installed it on an old run-down MacBook and I loved it as a backup. Call me lazy, but these days it's just easier to be a one-OS guy as far as computers go. I have more fun rooting Android or iOS devices and using them as controllers/streamers/emulators around the house.
As an aeronautical engineer, I've pretty much consigned myself to just being a Windows user. All of the software I use at work is Windows-only stuff. At home it's simpler to operate in the same environment.
Now and again I'll toy with Linux.
But the FOSS apps that interest me as a home user I already have running under Windows.
Tried linux (Score:3, Insightful)Used windows. Tried linux. Couldn't get peripherals, such as printers, to work. Reverted to windows. Tried linux. Couldn't get peripherals, such as printers, to work. Reverted to windows. Stopped trying linux altogether. Staying with windows.
Did you try it a decade ago?
None of my printers were supported by Windows 8 out of the box. I had to go to WIndows Update to get drivers. Linux, they all worked out of the box.
Tried linux, got a postscript printer, works with just about everything.
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I find this very amusing. The current state of affairs, in my experience/opinion, is that most printers (the list of exceptions gets smaller and smaller all the time) and scanners are far far easier to install in Ubuntu than in Windows. As in, plug printer in (or search for it on network... the search results turn up faster and more accurate than in Windows too, btw) and by the time you put paper in the tray, it is ready to use. Compare this to the clickfest of installing HP drivers for Windows, a process which will add extra crapware such as browser toolbars if you aren't careful. And god forbid you turn the printer on in Windows before installing the drivers, as you will most likely have an incorrectly recognized and difficult to remove printer object which will now prevent you from installing the correct printer.
Ease of printer setup is one of the main reasons NOT to use Windows.
How long ago was it that you last tried this? You need the up-to-date user instructions for installing a printer on Linux. Copied and pasted here for your convenience.
1) Plug the printer in to the computer.
Obviously the whole process still needs to be shortened, but it's getting there.
I know this is going to mod me down, but it is my experience and I am too old to be a fan boy.
Used Linux (SuSE, Ubuntu). Tried windoze (vista). Couldn't get peripherals, such as hp photosmart 7350 to work. Reverted to Linux. Tried windoze (7). Couldn't get peripherals, such as hp 7350 to work. Reverted to Linux. Staying with Linux.
Couldn't get peripherals, such as printers, to work.
Try printing the instructions and following them next time.
What's all this about "migrating"? (Score:5, Insightful)
Migrating? For what? For work, for school, for home? I've used Windows, BSD, Solaris and Linux but I never "migrated" to or from any of them. I used the best tool for the job. When you've got PuTTY windows opened in Windows and you're fooling around with Linux *and* BSD servers what's your operating system then? All three, right? Migrating? What's that?
Yeah, I stopped migrating years ago. I've lived in the same town for twenty years now.
Sorry. Thought of this the minute I saw the word and had to use it somewhere.
Ah, yeah. As said by a few already, use what works for what needs doing. That said, I now spend most time in Linux and it's my host OS on both the tower and laptop. Wasn't doing much important that required Windows so I got off easy. Lucky, that, for the most part.
Now if it was "Always used a Mac", then I could pick it. But I couldn't in good conscience choose the one that said "Always used OS X" because, quite frankly, I'm older than it is.
I'm sure I'm not the only person here that is older than their favorite OS. In fact, there are probably some people around here that were born before EVERY operating system, much less the ones listed.
Since the options provided didn't seem to acknowledge 80s computing, I didn't consider the question beyond whatever I have used since Slashdot has been around. Admittedly, that still includes old school MacOS.
Now if it was "Always used a Mac", then I could pick it. But I couldn't in good conscience choose the one that said "Always used OS X" because, quite frankly, I'm older than it is.
I'm sure I'm not the only person here that is older than their favorite OS. In fact, there are probably some people around here that were born before EVERY operating system, much less the ones listed.
It's barely over twelve. I would hope that most
Most frequent? (Score:5, Insightful)
Is it just me or does asking for the "most frequent" option make no sense?
Yeah, agreed. I migrated three times ever: DOS to Windows in '95 (pre-Win95 doesn't count as an OS), Windows to Linux in the late 90s, and Linux to OSX almost 10 years ago. How many times exactly is someone expected to do the same migration??
Is it just me or does asking for the "most frequent" option make no sense?
If you work with multiple computers at the same time (like, you work in IT), then it makes a lot of sense. But even with one computer, you eventually migrate from one computer to another, so that "most frequent" migration has a very low frequency.
For me, the most common case is I get a computer donated with Windows, and I need to make it work. Sometimes, the best way is to install Linux. Especially if it was "upgraded" at some point to a version of Windows with a questionable license.
Is it just me or does asking for the "most frequent" option make no sense?
I guess it's for fickle people. My path is essentially: DOS -> AmigaOS -> Solaris -> Linux, with the qualification that the old systems never entirely went away, it is just a change of focus for my desktop usage. I've never gone backwards or done the same migration twice.
Now if it was about data migration between OS's that would make a lot more sense. I move data between Solaris, Windows, and Linux all the time.
Windows to anything else, usually Debian, but my primary laptop has been OSX for the last year, with Debian running in a very rarely used VMWare instance.
Windows 8 Pro on another laptop, Debian on everything else, Ubuntu on my Galaxy Nexus, for shits and giggles.
At work my machine runs windows. But I'm ssh'd into at least 6 linux/solaris servers at any given time.
At home my main PC is windows - but I have linux running on a NAS box that I use for backups and web dev environment.
So I haven't migrated per se. I just use a mixture of windows and linux depending on what the best tool for the job is.
I run whatever OS I want, I can "migrate" from one to another with moment's notice by starting up the OS in Virtualbox or VMWare (If I don't have the OS installed, I can usually get a working VM image from somewhere without ever having to "install" the OS). The guest tools provided by different virtualization platforms usually give me easy way to transfer files, clipboard, and devices. I especially like Virtualbox in it's "seamless" mode - windows of the guest OS just appear like regular windows of the hos
Many years ago I "switched" from MS DOS to a Linux (can't remember which one, but a BusyBox variant I'm pretty sure, maybe Damn Small). Except that actually most of the software still ran on DOS, so I duel booted. At around the same time, on another computer, it went MS Windows 98 SE to Mandrake + RedHat (I think we wiped MS Windows all together), and then duel booted the two Linuxes).
Then, when I purchased my first computer, I had it built without an OS, and dropped Mandrake on it, along with MS Windows 98
For now I've been enjoying a setup where I use Windows 7 but bring in some parts of UNIX with MinGW Shell (a thing similar to Cygwin). I love to do simple programming stuff there, and I've found myself using it to other tasks too. The Windows base provides things like good apps/games support, polished graphics drivers and hardware-accelerated Flash.
I went from AmigaDOS (1988) to MS-DOS (around 1992) to OS/2 (1994-2003) yes I was the last OS/2 user
Personal use: MS-DOS -> Windows 3.X -> OS/2 -> Linux (Red Hat 5.0 in 1998, Scientific Linux 6.4 today with some digressions to other distros but always came back to Red Hat).
Professional use: OS/370 -> CDC NOS -> DEC VMS -> HP-UX -> attempting to evade having Windows forced on me -> Linux Router Project,Red Hat, Red Hat Enterprise -> Red Hat Enterprise, SuSE Linux Enterprise Server, AIX, Solaris, HP-UX
My last two jobs were in Linux and/or Unix shops. Even managed to run Linux on
The last migration that I did was about 16/17 years ago when I moved from Unisoft Unix (SystemV) to Red Hat (Linux). I also ran SCO in those days.
But appart from this
OS360 => CP/M => BSD UNIX 4.1 => other UNIX => Linux => ain't decided yet, but needs to be open source/free software
What is remarquable in this poll, is that there are so few options left
It's kind of depressing, I miss the years when you could discuss the relative merits and innovations of
vs "on now Linux is too complicated but should I upgrade to windows 8"
I started out with SV-BASIC which was really just a BASIC interpreter for the Spectravideo SV-328 MkII I had.
Next up was MS-DOS and PC-DOS, somewhere along the way I installed Windows 3.1 and then 3.11 for workgroups.
Eventually I felt forced to move to Windows 95. Somewhere around the time that Window 98 was released I started using Linux (Initially Red Hat but I seemed to switch distros about once every couple of weeks at the time).
For a while I dual-booted Windows 2000 and FreeBSD. I also had a couple of
I've never looked back.
I even used my Amiga version of WordPerfect to as an upgrade base to get the Linux version. The files were fully compatible (with a warning that the WP version was old) between OS and across 68K (big (correct) endian) to x86 (little (incorrect) endian)
"Correct" refers to native network byte order.
I migrate several times a day. On the phone there's Windows 7.5, on the PCs there's Windows 7 at work, while at home it's Windows 8 and Android. I've nearly given up on having Ubuntu working on the media centre (x86) PC, so that one will be shelved and replaced with a silent and relatively smart Android box.
My most used operating system these days is iOS. This isn't an iOS rant, I imagine for others on here their most used would be Android.
That's the point of all the post-PC hype, right? I have a Mac and I use Windows at work and there's obviously times when mobile won't do, but neither desktop nor laptop are my most frequently used devices anymore.
I use Linux, Windows, OS X, Solaris, etc. I've run OS/2, BeOS, and more as well. The only time I 'migrate' anything is if I am re-purposing a box, usually because I'm replacing its primary function with something newer.
When entered the computer business in 1984 (coming from photography) I purchased one each of the then-popular systems: Apple II, Macintosh, and MS-DOS. Since them, I've used pretty much everything, including Unix, CP/M, and many of the early DOS variants like the Northstar Dimension. Later, NeXTstep, Linux, etc. Currently, the computers in the house are OSX, Windows 7, and iOS. But I've never migrated from anything TO anything; I just may not currently be using examples of some platforms.
I've never "migrated". I use Windows for desktop tasks and both Linux and Windows for server tasks.
I pity the fool who feels bound to only one OS for everything, as this poll implies.
I started in the 1960s with FMS (FORTRAN Monitor System) and then IBSYS, both IBM mainframe OSes. Then I went to System II, a mainframe OS for CDC 3800 specially developed for the US Air Force for a long-running, constantly evolving system for operating space satellites; I started on that project in 1969 and left it in 1985. (That system remained in service until about 1992.) Then I went to IBM's System 360 (or its successor, I'm not sure). In 1993, I worked on a client-server project using UNIX, starti
I gave up Windows a long time ago, apart from occasionally booting into it for gaming. It's too much of a chore manually unticking boxes on every bit of software to stop it doing annoying spammy stuff (usually to do with systray icons) and even if I'm good at avoiding it there's always the looming malware threat. Plus having to support it and having unpicked people's home computers over the years has put a bad taste in my mouth. All in all I'd rather avoid it at home.
That leaves OS X and Linux. (No "I u
have a mac at work again, which I had about 15 years ago. the UI has become unwieldy and bloated, I'm disappointed. I'd say the same thing comparing it the NeXTStep for which the current UI gets its heritage (I had a NeXTStation for a home computer too back then).
Apple needs to simplify and clean up.
Started with a PCjr (haah), upgraded to an SE, then a Performa, then another, a G4, and a MacBook Pro that I'm posting from. Also Win 3.1 through 7, NextStep 3.3, Rhapsody DR2, BeOS 5, Haiku, and a few other odds and ends in VMWare.
For my primary system:
UCSD P System -> DOS -> Windows -> OS/2 -> NeXTstep -> OPENSTEP -> Mac OS 8/9, Mac OS X Server -> Mac OS X
For servers:
OS/2 -> NeXTstep -> OPENSTEP -> Mac OS X Server/Linux/Windows/FreeBSD/Solaris
For virtualization:
VMware -> Parallels Server -> VirtualBox -> XenServer/VMware
For tablets/mobile:
Newton -> Palm -> Sharp Zaurus (Linux) -> Nokia 770 (Linux) -> Windows Mobile -> iOS/Android (mostly iOS)
Never did get BeOS/Haiku running for m
RISCOS for the first 15 or so years of my life, then Windows for 3-4, then to OS X for the last 10.
I do use Linux but only for specific reasons, such as web and proxy servers. BSD for storage.
...but with a strong interest in the BSDs and Haiku as well, but for now what I know best is Linux.
Used Windows from Win95 OSR2 to WinXP SP2 before moving to Linux sometime in 2006, just in time for the V-Bomb to be dropped. Never looked back and it's easily one of the best decisions I've made regarding computing. I only wish I was brought up on UNIX instead of Windows, because it seems to me as if all those years on Windows have hampered my progress learning.
Most frequent: Windows to OS X. Once.
Kind of an odd question, actually.
In the last 10 years I went RedHat -> Suse -> Ubuntu -> Mint. And more generally the most common 'migration' is pulling a HDD and putting a new larger/faster one in, doing a fresh install at the same time & needing to migrate files and settings from the old HDD. I guess technically I'm also 'migrating' when I get a new laptop or something and wipe the default windows install, but given I've never even booted to the windows install it's not really 'migrating'.
Hm, "most frequent" ?
I don't migrate that frequently, and I consider it well so I've never (so far) moved back. Which makes "most" equal to "once".
I've put my vote into "Windows or Linux to OS X" because I replaced my home machine (booting into Linux for most things and Windows for games) with an OS X machine (booting into OS X for most things and Windows for games, though less and less of that since thankfully many good games are now available on OS X). So does that count as one or as two migrations?
'Migrating to a new OS' isn't masturbation. If you have a 'frequent' way of doing it, you're doing it wrong. Unless your job is to test the process of migrating from one OS to another, then you shouldn't have a frequent migration path, if you do, you need to go see a doctor for some ADD drugs since you're parents clearly failed at teaching you to function within the normal attention spans required for every day life.
Windows - Ubuntu - Linux (Score:3, Interesting)For my 13th birthday I got a laptop and decided to try out Ubuntu on a virtual machine. I liked it, so I dual booted it with Windows 7. When I was 14, I replaced Ubuntu with Debian and got rid of the Windows partition. I'm now 15 years old and still happily using Debian. I didn't like libreoffice so I now write my assignments in Latex whenever possible. I still use Windows at school but most applications are cross-platform.
15 years old, already on your second Linux distro. Good going
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anyone looking for a ultra-lite frame? rigid fork?
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Thursday, 07/08/1999
Virginia Beach Amphitheater, Virginia Beach, VA
Soundcheck: Bug, You Enjoy Myself (partial), Magilla, Driver, Sleep, Dirt, Back at the Chicken Shack
Set 1: Julius, Fee -> Jam, Guyute, Dirt, Nellie Kane, Stash, Cavern
Set 2: BOAFBirds of a Feather[1] > CaspianPrince Caspian[2] > JJLCJesus Just Left Chicago, Saw It Again, Sleep, Meatstick, Tube > Simple[3]
Encore: Terrapin > HYHUHold Your Head Up, Character Zero
[1] Strange lyrics from Mike and Trey, including an Uno reference.
[2] Unfinished.
[3] Ended akin to Coil, with each member of the band leaving the stage until only Page was left.
· Days Between and If I Only Had a Brain jams in Birds of a Feather
· Magilla tease in Simple
Noteworthy Jams: Fee (highly recommended), Jam (highly recommended), Birds of a Feather (highly recommended), Jesus Just Left Chicago, Simple
Average Song Gap: 25.21
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Birds included a Days Between jam from Page and Mike and several If I Only Had a Brain teases from Trey. Birds subsequently featured strange lyrics from Mike and Trey, including an Uno reference. Caspian was unfinished. During Meatstick, Trey and Mike put down their instruments, came to the front of the stage and taught the crowd The Meatstick Dance. Simple contained a Magilla tease from Page and ended akin to Coil, with each member of the band leaving the stage until only Page was left. At the beginning of the encore, Fish came out holding the Electrolux vacuum and the band launched into Terrapin (first since July 11, 1996, or 212 shows).
Song Distribution:
2 Farmhouse
2 The Story of the Ghost
2 Billy Breathes
2 A Picture of Nectar
1 Stash
1 Hoist
1 Junta
Songs by Debut Year:
This show was part of the "1999 Summer U.S. Tour."
First set was really good set, and of course the Julius opener, in its rarity now as an opener, followed by Fee, and the nearly 15 min jam they put with that. Its as good as a start to any show Ive seen. It just set the pace for the entire show in my opinion.
And what can you say about the second set. One of the best BOAF out there. Page and Trey's interplay on Jesus Left Chicago works well, and lays down that bluesy feel. And to get a late set Tube-> and Simple closer, just phenomonal. I think this show, is more consistant than the previous years show(was at both) its just the encore from 98 makes pholks think the show was as good as that encore. From start to stop, I'll take this show over 98, anyday.
Over all a really good, high quality show, with no true low points, a show worth having, and puting in the rotation. There were alot of good summer 99 shows, and this is def one of them.
I give this show a solid 4.0