> Hi Jeff,   
   >> I was wondering if anyone has any info on how BBBS works with new(er) PC   
   >> hardware. I am in the process of building a new PC with todays available   
   >>hardware. I will be installing 64 bit Ubuntu on the PC. Currently the PC will   
   >>have a SSD boot drive and 2-4 TB's of SATA storage, an 8 or 10 core processor   
   >>and a minimum of 16G's of Ram. I don't plan on playing any games or the like    
   >> the video will be a modest PCIe card with 2G onboard. I realize that   
   >>BBBS depends alot on the OS for hardware compatibility. But to the degree tha   
   >> BBBS interacts with the PC hardware itself I was curious if there are any   
   >>issues or limitations. I had noticed some minor issues with USB drivers and G   
   >> issues with previous installs of Ubuntu. Anyone have any thoughts?   
      
   > Sounds like it will be a nice system :)   
      
   I have never been a PC game player. So I don't have a need for the best of the   
   best PC's. I have a PS3 when I get urge to blow sh.. Err.. crap up.    
      
      
   > On my Ubuntu 12.04.5 linux system, I'm running the beta dada-2 here (I think   
   >you are also?).. and I've not had any problems with libs, etc.  This system is   
   > pretty "new"... I think my other system died sometime last year. So anyway,   
   > yes, this is an HP's Envy beatsaudo with core I5, 2T for drive space, 11G   
   >mem... no problem with bbbs at all... I just copied the beta on the new system   
   > and it "goes"    
      
   That's what counts. I still have my first PC that was(is) a 4.77Mhz 8088 with   
   20M MFM drive. I ran one of the first versions of Wildcat on it. It had a   
   whopping 512K of ram. The current PC here will do 32 Gigs.   
      
   Jeff   
   > Take care,   
   > Janis   
      
   --- BBBS/Li6 v4.10 Dada-2   
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