Do you have development skills? If so you can maybe look to resolve a few bugs. Otherwise, maybe you could look at doing testing, documentation, etc.
Give us a better idea of what you would like to...
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Do you have development skills? If so you can maybe look to resolve a few bugs. Otherwise, maybe you could look at doing testing, documentation, etc.
Give us a better idea of what you would like to...
I understand you can turn it off, but it shouldn't be there in the first place. As I said, I don't even want to deal with it. There are many other distros and DEs that don't do that kind of **** to...
I was a fairly long time Debian user, and switched to Ubuntu in it's earlier days just to save time setting up my machines. As time went on it seemed that most applications were packaged for Ubuntu,...
I do not agree with this approach at all. Diving into existing applications when you are just learning to develop can be very overwhelming and is not the best way to learn.
Python is a great...
I am currently using deluge, but qBittorent is also really nice. I am not sure why Transmission is still the default in a lot of distros, it doesn't work nearly as well as either of these.
Xubuntu for me strikes that perfect balance between speed, simplicity, and usability. My desktop looks great, and runs fast!
I don't really like Ubuntu/Unity. My major issue Ubuntu/Unity is the...
I use Xubuntu. I migrated to Xfce after Gnome2 died and have been very happy with it. Xubuntu for me strikes that perfect balance between speed, simplicity, and usability. My desktop looks great, and...
For me I just found everything extremely show and mostly unusable. I have a fairly powerful machine, so I am not really sure what the issue is. This computer is still running 12.04, so maybe it would...
Some of those concerns for me have been solved by moving to Xubuntu. It is far more stable, has none of the Amazon crap. I also think that Xubuntu will also probably be sticking with Xorg until Mir...
I have been using Chromium for years, and find it to be a better user experience than Firefox. That being said, I don't really care what they have installed by default.
Have been using Xubuntu/Xfce as my default desktop for many years, and it only seems to get better and more polished. For me, it strikes the perfect balance between a lightweight DE and a feature...
There is a lot of other Linux distros... try another one if you dont like where Ubuntu is going.
I would probably go to Debian Testing or openSUSE if Ubuntu went away (or moved in an undesirable direction). I like Debian based distros, and have used Debian testing in the past, so initially that...
I would probably go to Debian Testing or openSUSE if Ubuntu went away (or moved in an undesirable direction).
Are you installing the Driver from Nvidia's website, or through Windows updates? Whatever you are trying, try the other.
Have you tried Ubuntu on this laptop? Any weird video issues there?
Although I prefer Xubuntu, I am going to recommend Lubuntu, as it will be a little faster on that low-end hardware.
CrunchBang would be even faster than Lubuntu, but is not as easy to use (but...
Lubuntu is a decent distro, but I still prefer Xubuntu. For me it has more features and is easier to configure, while still being really fast.
I am using Xubuntu 13.04 and am pretty happy with it. It actually resolved some issues I had with my laptop. With the amount of stuff that changes upstream (Kernel, Xorg, etc.), it is hard for them...
On my Media Server I usually stick to the LTS versions (but have upgraded earlier for specific features I really want). On my workstations I usually upgrade through the releases... but usually takes...
I am currently running Xubuntu 13.04 and it is a solid release. No huge improvements since the last release, just a bit more polished. After using Unity for a few months, I am glad to be back on Xfce.
It is probably the best Windows release to date, and I don't hate using it when I have to. That being said, it still has most of the fundamental flaws Windows has had for over a decade. The main one...
Win7 is okay... but still has a lot of the same flaws it has had forever.
Nope. Printers never seem to work when you need them to anyway. The printers at my office remind me of the one from Office Space... so I just gave up printing things lol. At work I just carry my...
i3 in a Laptop
Core 0: 57C
Core 1: 46C
Seems a bit hight, bit it is a pretty small laptop and was just watching some videos.
None at the moment actually. I usually have a few (XBMC, etc.), but as of right now I can get what I need from the standard repos.