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Worth doing!
Very worth it, it’s like organizing your mind.
Wyatt is trying to have a better day
But I have yet to sort through the same folder on Ubuntu. And then, after that, I still have many more folders to go through. I occasionally sort the “junks” folder in my Home directory, so that should be the place I start.
From here on, I’ll try to work on this goal for at least ten minutes every day.
Tried backing up a load of files like photos onto DVD-R’s with Nero but half of them failed!!!
GGGRRRrrr!
Worth doing!
when I do this. okay maybe it’s not completely dreamy. but organized computer sure doesn’t hurt.
now just have to organize life itself…
Worth doing!
per day, has already paid off. Found things, that were otherwise hidden in mysterious places. I’m on vacation, but stil periodically sorting and filing…very satisfying.
Worth doing!
and needs be done for a specific amount of time (15 min?) daily until complete. And daily practice might just get me into the practice of rational labelling and orderly folder creation.
Will give it a shot today.
Worth doing!
Organizing my computer got SO much easier after 60 rounds of Solitaire. I wonder why? (Haha, seriously.)
I freed up 3 GB, awesome, now my computer is all set for the Vista upgrade… :D (I still have videos I need to save though, I have to check and see if I backed them up on the external hard drives – Those things are sucking up 30 GB of my space!!!)
gilloulalal the end of holidays
Worth doing!
I use windows vista
All my important files are now readable on windows vista , windows XP , and Linux
For that, I use only “standard” file extensions which are readable with 3 softwares from 3 different authors.
I know internet email isn’t technically part of my computer, but yesterday I cleaned out both email inboxes! Here are the things I need to organize on my computer:
-Photos
-Website stuff
-Stuff I’ve written
-My Documents
-Desktop
-Unused programs
-Email (done!)
-Music
I have four years of new stuff, plus everything of mine that had been on my dad’s computer before I got mine.