Microsoft Surface Studio

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ZesPak

24,432 posts

197 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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anonymous said:
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I know, like I said, no real updates on the iMac or Mac Pro :/

Rosscow

8,773 posts

164 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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2TB SSD upgrade is £1080!

So if you want the top of the range 15" MB Pro it's going to cost you £4049. Ouch.

2.9ghz i7, boost to 3.8ghz
16gb RAM
2TB SSD
Radeon Pro 460 4GB video card

Oakey

27,591 posts

217 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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What SSD are they using? You can get a Samsung for £800ish or Crucial for £500

Efbe

9,251 posts

167 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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anonymous said:
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Just out of interest: why would you want a good command line?

768

13,690 posts

97 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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anonymous said:
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POSIX, coreutils, bash, vim, mutt, irssi... and a terminal that on a level with iterm.

RobDickinson

31,343 posts

255 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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I'm a developer and hate them avoid them when I can, sometimes thats not enough.

And before you accuse me of not really knowing or understanding I coded unix/c for many many years. fk that its the dark ages.

dxg

8,215 posts

261 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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I thought windows ten now had the Ubuntu shell in it?

RobDickinson

31,343 posts

255 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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yep Bash shell, and powershell and etc etc etc...

SystemParanoia

14,343 posts

199 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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Activate developer mode, install update, then system search for bash

Rawwr

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22,722 posts

235 months

Friday 28th October 2016
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Thus


768

13,690 posts

97 months

Saturday 29th October 2016
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Can you turn off scrollbars? Split the window into four and cycle between them using the keyboard?

Guess there's no getting round the root partition ending up under /mnt/c.

Rawwr

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22,722 posts

235 months

Saturday 29th October 2016
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Yeah, I just reduced the window for the cap.

durbster

10,279 posts

223 months

Saturday 29th October 2016
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Rawwr said:
Thus

st.

I thought I'd opened the Geek Jokes thread, and have just been studying that screenshot in great detail looking for a punchline. banghead

768

13,690 posts

97 months

Saturday 29th October 2016
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Rawwr said:
Yeah, I just reduced the window for the cap.
You can't reduce the window size without having scrollbars?

Can you split the window into multiple terminals?

ajprice

27,506 posts

197 months

Saturday 29th October 2016
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Leaving the command lines alone for a minute, is the mechanism for the floating screen on this anything like the iMac G4?


The odd one of those had issues with the arm getting loose so it wouldn't hold the screen up by itself after a few years.

That arm also meant they could make the iMac with different screen sizes, so maybe MS could come out with a smaller screen (21"-24") cheaper version at some point, or a bigger one (30"+).

And someone mentioned this in work, I can see where they're coming from... the big tilting touchscreen isn't a million miles away from the easel computer in the Be Right Back episode of Black Mirror


Edited by ajprice on Saturday 29th October 10:59

Efbe

9,251 posts

167 months

Saturday 29th October 2016
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768 said:
Can you turn off scrollbars? Split the window into four and cycle between them using the keyboard?

Guess there's no getting round the root partition ending up under /mnt/c.
Can you turn off scrollbars? You can change the width and height of the page (in settings/layout), so in essence yes.
Split the window into four and cycle between them using the keyboard? You can open 4 windows, and use Alt+Tab / Alt+Shift+Tab to move between them.

768

13,690 posts

97 months

Saturday 29th October 2016
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Yeah, still a bag of nails.

Rawwr

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22,722 posts

235 months

Saturday 29th October 2016
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The Linux subsystem is still very, very beta.

768

13,690 posts

97 months

Saturday 29th October 2016
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What do you mean by the subsystem?

Rawwr

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22,722 posts

235 months

Saturday 29th October 2016
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Like a system but, you know, underneath. smile

There's a reasonable summary of it all here: http://www.howtogeek.com/265900/everything-you-can...