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The md5sums are within here. Then just use a terminal window run the md5sum check.

The md5sum check is only a command like...
md5sum /mnt/Storage/Downloads/debian-7.1.0-amd64-netinst.iso

I think gnome-flashback provides a non-composited gnome3 desktop.

https://wiki.gnome.org/GnomeFlashback

There's a package for it in the arch repos. I don't think it has anything to do with the...

I think it requires the gnome-shell-extensions package. See here...

https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=162407

Yes, it looks fine. Although it's possible to merge sda1 and sda3 with sda3 (root) after the install -- it's much easier to delete all three and create a single new partition in the empty space as...

Yeah, you need to decide on what partition you want for OpenSuse root -- maybe /dev/sda2 in your case if you're replacing XP. During the graphical install process you get to propose mount points for...

Every odd numbered gnome release (ie. 3.5, 3.7, 3.9) is a development version so won't get released by gnome as stable version -- and so won't turn up in distro releases. As Fedora 19 is already in...

Debian testing is quite stable, but using experimental packages is a rough ride for the user - no polish at all and expect a few problems, especially with installing/upgrading. Fedora 19 beta is v...

Probably the beta release of Fedora 19, that comes with 3.8.2. Not so much distro polish as Ubuntu, as it is more of a vanilla Gnome experience. You can add the rpm -fusion repo for multimedia...

I use the Liquorix Kernel repo which has patches for desktop and gaming performance over the stock kernel. It's also a more recent version. A few performance tests against a stock Ubuntu kernel can...

I've got a 250GB drive. Win7 gets 25GB, Linux gets 10GB (i don't have a swap partition), and i've got a 210GB partition for my data (i don't put any of my own stuff in /home).

I use this command but i get the same error when trying it with sudo. I have to log in as root (which is disabled by default in ubuntu) and then it works fine. This happens to me as a 'sudo' user in...

I think the Arch user base is still growing fast. It's hard to tell, but looking at the number of people logged on to the arch forums (currently 227 as i'm typing this) it is more than i remember it...

SolusOS is an easy to use debian based distro. It uses a gnome desktop but is likely to be quite lightweight for an older computer.
http://solusos.com/about/

Sabayon is a gentoo based distro...

His dad seemed liked a pretty intelligent guy, just not someone who uses computers everyday. The one thing that stood out for me was that he saw everything as 'what you see is what you get', and so...

Any black tea but half a litre of it, and strong and with lots of milk. Also a little sugar.

Yes, i agree -- or at least i would do if i were a computer. I don't see any clear answer from a users point of view. Human favourites are often associated the other way round (which is why this...

I see your point, but there's loads of fuzzy examples with this. If you posted your five favourite films and labelled them with numbers, i would presume that 1 was top -- but i'd be wrong.

I think i will send my views, but how much is the data is already behind a paywall? Almost all of the OS was until earlier this year, when they released almost half of their data as free to use...

Thanks, i thought i had reloaded but it looks like i didn't!

I was searching for a package in the Software Center but it was not returned in the search results. The software package is ccrypt and it was returned in a terminal by...
apt-cache search ccryptWhy...

I've tried that and it is definitely different. Personally, i prefer the look with the Ubuntu fontconfig, freetype2, libxft, and libcairo packages. If those Ubuntu packages weren't considered as an...

I don't know why they aren't upstream. Even fedora don't use infinality by default -- which i think it was originally made for. Maybe distros believe what they have is good enough.

I think the only other way would be to 'hot corner' in the bottom left and select 'Search', and type winamp.

My Amiga 500 and 1200 were both great, but my personal favourite was the earlier ZX Spectrum. From wikipedia...