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  • Xin
    Posts: 3,251
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    New linux design [spoiler]http://min.us/jmBD84.png[/spoiler]



    Lookin nice. Newest version of Ubuntu I assume??


    Its lucid ubuntu i think, its just a custom theme and icon set
    Xin
  • D0WNGRADE
    Posts: 220
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    Lookin nice. Newest version of Ubuntu I assume??



    The new version of Ubuntu uses Unity, which was intentionally for just laptop/notebook computers...but they just pushed it on to 11.04.
    It's okay, but I don't like how Unity uses a "dock"-like feature. You can put whatever you want on the dock (mostly), but I don't know if you can change the position...anyways, I don't like how some things HAVE to to be on the "dock", you cannot remove certain shortcuts. I don't like Unity, but I like the rest of it. I'm using slow internet right now, so I'm about to put Puppy 5.2.5 on my laptop. I'll get a screen shot up when it's ready! :3
  • Corrosion
    Posts: 121
    Nice :) It's gotta good look to it
  • Xin
    Posts: 3,251
    Nice desktops
    Xin
  • tareifz
    Posts: 18
    http://www.foto.pk/images/screenyuy.png
  • Sh3llc0d3
    Posts: 1,910
    I hate the new ubuntu. I'm still using 10.10 or 10.04. That sidebar has pretty much destroyed ubuntu for me :(
  • tareifz
    Posts: 18
    you can login with ubuntu classic interface (gnome2)
  • Sh3llc0d3
    Posts: 1,910
    Really? DAMN! Deleted the iso lol. Fail.

    Are you a fulltime linux user or dualboot?
  • tareifz
    Posts: 18
    i'm fulltime user . :()
  • Xin
    Posts: 3,251
    Its pretty handy on small laptops, unfortunately none of mysmall laptops can run the new ubuntu :(
    Xin
  • Sh3llc0d3
    Posts: 1,910
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    Its pretty handy on small laptops, unfortunately none of mysmall laptops can run the new ubuntu :(



    Try an old backtrack, I've got bt4 running on a Pentium 3 / 300mb RAM (or around there) laptop.

    Good thing about early backtrack is that its stripped back to hell apart from the obvious tools.
  • tareifz
    Posts: 18
    you can use jolicloud
  • Deque
    Posts: 78
    It might not look that fantastic, but this is my current xmonad wm:

    [spoiler]http://s7.directupload.net/images/110809/jli83pku.png[/spoiler]
    [spoiler]http://s1.directupload.net/images/110809/mhouvtwi.png[/spoiler]
  • Xin
    Posts: 3,251
    said:


    said:


    Its pretty handy on small laptops, unfortunately none of mysmall laptops can run the new ubuntu :(



    Try an old backtrack, I've got bt4 running on a Pentium 3 / 300mb RAM (or around there) laptop.

    Good thing about early backtrack is that its stripped back to hell apart from the obvious tools.


    I'm now running crunchbang linux on it and i love it.
    Xin
  • Mr. P-teoMr. P-teo
    Posts: 270
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    Semtex-Primed - i get it for you
    http://images.psxextreme.com/wallpapers ... ap_604.jpg
    =]



    What wallpaper is awesome, gonna make some edit's to it and then use it
    Skype: mrpt3o
    Twitter: MrPteo


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  • Sh3llc0d3
    Posts: 1,910
    [spoiler=Just to show you don't need to download backtrack to have the tools and a nice desktop/laptop]http://i.imgur.com/fZwsk.png[/spoiler]
  • Xin
    Posts: 3,251
    Whats your sys requirements on your laptop sh3ll?
    Xin
  • Sh3llc0d3
    Posts: 1,910
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    Whats your sys requirements on your laptop sh3ll?



    Sys req's for the distro are:

    System Requirements

    The minimum memory requirement for this release is 128 MB of memory and recommended 1 GB+ [since you may choose to install a lot of other applications requiring larger memory chunks. So just to be on the safer side as we can't predict what you will be installing]. Note that you must have more than 600 MB of memory for using the cp2ram feature. You will need either an i686 [32Bit] or a x86_64 [64Bit] Processor.



    I'm running core2duo 2.2ghz, 4gb ram, 256mb gfx card (don't go there) and I've got a ralink mini-pci network card which works well with linux. Also when they say cp2ram it's a copy to ram feature they have on the live disk.
  • D0WNGRADE
    Posts: 220
    said:


    said:


    said:


    Its pretty handy on small laptops, unfortunately none of mysmall laptops can run the new ubuntu :(



    Try an old backtrack, I've got bt4 running on a Pentium 3 / 300mb RAM (or around there) laptop.

    Good thing about early backtrack is that its stripped back to hell apart from the obvious tools.


    I'm now running crunchbang linux on it and i love it.


    I tried to get Crunchbang working...but my laptop is shit. :(
  • Mr. P-teoMr. P-teo
    Posts: 270
    Since i made the switch i love my linux distro, i got a very simple xubuntu and basicly customised it to my own needs, hardly noticable now. Also because i love the arch linux logo etc i use that for my desktop back ground.

    http://imgnow.tk/u/2292368072.png

    I plan to move to the real arch when im nore used to linux.
    Skype: mrpt3o
    Twitter: MrPteo


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