i stayed on doze cause i'm just so familiar with it(so i thought) but i feel like i have no control/privacy over my own computer-- i changed a file called 'MSpeer' or something like that and immediately my firewall asked if IE had permission to connect to the net--i unlocked some hidden files, went into the hidden files and unlocked MORE hidden files and found a bunch of files like internetlog, recover cache- a program called recycle which stores all the deleted info- a few programs that appear to have a few megs of logs but when you view them you can't see anything(but the files are takeing up space) and also some files that straight up deny you access- that's the motherfuckin' push i needed to jump to linux- eat a dick microsoft-- does linux have fuckin' filez they hide from you?-- 057

No the only hidden files in Linux are ones that begin with a dot ie. .bashrc

Bash Run control file.

quote:Originally posted by BiOPSY:

No the only hidden files in Linux are ones that begin with a dot ie. .bashrc

Bash Run control file.

And even if they are hidden, they can be easily seen.

You should learn to get used to a command line, though, because it's not exactly pretty.

Windows is like that chick that is so hot but will reject you no matter what.

Linux is the chick that doesn't look the best, but has a nice personality.

MacOSX is the chick that tries to find a compromise between being Windows and Linux.

http://www.evidence-eliminator.com

it's $150, but i'm sure you can find a crack somewhere

ps. messing with thoes files is a good way to turn your computer into an expensive paperweight, but how else are we to learn anything?