Lubuntu - One Stop Thread

[amjjawad]

Cough ... cough ... hey everyone, have a look at post#3

[dajare]

Cough ... cough ... hey everyone, have a look at post#3

You mean this post here? Awesome! Thank you!

While you're here I have JUST installed Lubuntu 11.10 erasing my old Jaunty 9.04 Ubuntu that has been running since on this old Toshiba since ... April 2009!

It boots in ~47 seconds. Sweet.

Question: what is the easiest way to get rid of all the Penguin games? Can I do it in one go? (Hope so!)

[Rodney9]

Cough ... cough ... hey everyone, have a look at post#3

WOW, Great work, Well done !

Rodney

[amjjawad]

You mean this post here? Awesome! Thank you!

Indeed that's the link.
You most welcome

While you're here I have JUST installed Lubuntu 11.10 erasing my old Jaunty 9.04 Ubuntu that has been running since on this old Toshiba since ... April 2009!

It boots in ~47 seconds. Sweet.

HOOOHAAA, bring it on

Question: what is the easiest way to get rid of all the Penguin games? Can I do it in one go? (Hope so!)

If I'm not mistaken, this is the package:

ace-of-penguins

[amjjawad]

WOW, Great work, Well done !

Rodney

Actually THANK YOU and EVERYONE else for inspiring me and motivating me to give more and more.

I'm glad to help and I promise I'll keep it up.

Just need to sleep 5 hours to start some other real fun

My friend, Rodney ... I appreciate your nice words. Glad we are on the same group

[dajare]

If I'm not mistaken, this is the package:

ace-of-penguins

You're not mistaken. That was the one -- and they're gone! Again, many thanks to the energy you're giving Lubuntu. MUCH appreciated!

Now if only I could edit my profile ... but apparently I have to get up to 50 posts before I can do that! Could be a while that it reads "Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty" instead of "Lubuntu 11.10 Oneiric". :/ Hey ho.

[amjjawad]

You're not mistaken. That was the one -- and they're gone! Again, many thanks to the energy you're giving Lubuntu. MUCH appreciated!

At your service and anyone else who is using Lubuntu. The greatest and the best OS IMHO

Now if only I could edit my profile ... but apparently I have to get up to 50 posts before I can do that! Could be a while that it reads "Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty" instead of "Lubuntu 11.10 Oneiric". :/ Hey ho.

Yeah, you need to have 50 posts so you can change your Avatar or put one and change other stuff.

[Hylas de Niall]

Hi and sorry for being late

Not a problem

Yet again, Lubuntu proves itself as one of the best Distributions with Old and New machines
Glad to know that!

Yep! I was confident that Lubuntu could help, and I was so pleased that it did the trick!
I think Lubuntu is a very useful and solid distro for folk with older machines, who want an up-to-date and reliable operating system.

Having many dependencies doesn't mean slower performance . That will be true only if all or most of these dependencies will be loaded in RAM and the CPU has to deal with all of them.

What are the specifications of your machine?

I'm on another machine as i type this, but specs as here:
http://www.laptopshop.co.uk/toshiba-..._laptop-rf.htm
although the ram has been upped to 768mb

If I were you, I would go ahead and install that particular application and see how well or bad it will work on Lubuntu or any other system that I'm using.
Why you want to do that? two good reasons:

1- When you do that yourself, you will learn and that information will stick in your mind and you will never forget it. It's the best way of learning - this is how I learned almost everything by myself.

2- Helping others by advices, guides, etc. We need to help Linux Community to grow bigger and be better. For me, I see it's my duty to return the favour to Linux (which gave me a solid amazing OS to use and changed my entire life) by helping its users.

I hope you see my point

LOL! Okay, i'll go with Xara and report back.

Cheers for all your help!

[amjjawad]

I'm on another machine as i type this, but specs as here:
http://www.laptopshop.co.uk/toshiba-..._laptop-rf.htm
although the ram has been upped to 768mb

I'm very much interested to know what will happen on such machine

I'll go with Xara and report back.

Please

Cheers for all your help!

Any time

[amjjawad]

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