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But only if you want to customize UI elements that looks ugly (like default themes/settings on LXDE and Xfce, font rendering, etc.).

Consider that I abandoned LMDE two years ago for pure Debian...

In the previous posts I said to install the ubuntu packages in debian to get the same rendering, but it's incorrect. From Wheezy, the font rendering packages are the same as Ubuntu, no more custom...

In Italy, the national TV uses only Silverlight for streaming.
Someone found a workaround to play the streams installing only a firefox addon
https://addons.mozilla.org/it/firefox/addon/raismth/...

And the hardware compatibility? I know that *bsd hardware support is worse than linux and for desktop use it's no good.

EDIT: speaking quite frankly, a user like me that cannot read the source...

For the information I found the cause for the different spacing. It's because I used Saucy fontconfig (2.10.93) instead of Raring (2.10.2) and it could be an upstream improvement.
BTW I compiled...

As said before, the best way to improve font rendering on screen is having a good monitor. The more DPI (or better PPI) it has, the better it is. At some high DPI values there will be no need for...

some advice:
- Kali Linux has replaced BackTrack
- try posting the whole config file, or at least the windows menuentry section, and possibly more details
- isn't better removing the sd card to...

I take the screenshots, but I haven't compared them yet.

Debian is Sid with LXDE and Ubuntu font hinting packages.
Lubuntu is vanilla, with default settings (only changed default theme).

File...

What you consider "fritterware"? The obsessive search for the best font rendering?

Probably you know about Infinality. Have you checked his work while doing your fonts.conf file? I looked briefly at it and seems like doing a job similar to fontconfig-infinality. Probably a...

If it was backward compatible with ps3 games I could have considered buying at day one. For the rest, digital downloaded games cannot be exchanged and if those will cost less than disc versions I...

I thought os.alt was a usenet newsgroup, are those still working?
I think I'm getting old :(

This is for XP but should work http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=624943

Or use this other method http://securityxploded.com/backtrackregistry.php
(chntpw is in universe section).

The Ubuntu packages won't install directly on Wheezy:amd64 because of different libc6 versions, that's because it needs to be recompiled.
The dev libraries requested when compiling are...

If the ubuntu repo is added in source.list then I think one should use the pinning to give lowest priority to that repo, or it could end in a mess (but I don't tried it, so I don't know what really...

From the answers received, I guess you're looking in the wrong place :)
The easier way to get what you need is installing directly the ubuntu packages responsible of the font rendering in debian,...

Found this while searching for technical info on this monitor, I hope I'm not too late.

I used the read-edid util present in debian.

This is the output of /usr/sbin/get-edid > 220sw.bin

...

Yes, but it's not like installing. It doesn't retain my custom settings in this mode.
Nobody knows where the problem could be? I was thinking about not adequate ext4 support, but this problem...

I have this problem too.
Downloaded and burned the 32bit iso.
Made a fresh install of Windows 7 and installed wubi.
At the restart the installation checking said 457%, then the percentage...

Your video card is not supported by latest fglrx drivers, and previous fglrx versions will not work in Jaunty.

Solutions:
1) stay with open source drivers already installed
2) revert back to...

This solution is still valid, the only thing to change is the blacklist filename, that is changed in Jaunty.

To get rid of the beeps, just add
blacklist pcspkr
in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf...

Even if the "No eXecute" is a security feature, maybe it's better to move this thread in the hardware section of the forum.
If a moderator/admin could move it...

The "No eXecute" technology in modern CPUs works for sure with a 64bit OS.
That's because the NX bit is the #63, the last bit of a 64bit memory address.
It will work also in 32bit OSes with PAE...

no, this won't work with your VGA because it isn't supported anymore by the fglrx drivers in Jaunty (ver. 9.4).

This command needs to configure properly the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file, because the...

While I'm at it, I'm trying the 64 bit version of Jaunty.
Repeated the same as above and it works well also on 64 bit.


The aticonfig command could help someone:

sudo aticonfig...