Video of LinuxMCE

**phaed** · July 3rd, 2008

There's a video on Google of Linux Media Center Edition, which uses Kubuntu. Pretty neat stuff.

**fatality_uk** · July 3rd, 2008

That's a great vid!

**Mr. Picklesworth** · July 3rd, 2008

Yah, LinuxMCE has an amazing design, and an unbeatable physical interface. Now they just need some art people to touch up their visuals, which are uniquely terrible. Clutter may serve them well here.

**madjr** · July 3rd, 2008

love linuxmce

**TwiceOver** · July 3rd, 2008

I have a spare box at home I was going to try MythBuntu on but I might have to try this out instead.

Video looks good, wish I had a TV tuner, but I'll get by for now.

**FyreBrand** · July 3rd, 2008

Very cool. For a demo 5 minutes would have been nice. Make a tutorial that is 20 - 30 minutes.

Anyway it's looks really cool.

**Mazza558** · July 3rd, 2008

Great concept but looks horrific.

**BDNiner** · July 3rd, 2008

There site has been down all day, at least for me. I would really like to try out linuxMCE, it seems to do everything that i wanted to accomplish with the media center/backup/file server that i am building.

**phaed** · July 3rd, 2008

Originally Posted by Mazza558

Great concept but looks horrific.

It's still in development. I'm sure it will be endlessly themable by the time it's stable.

**tschak909** · August 1st, 2008

Speaking as one of the developers:

The system is incredibly themable, but not in the way that you might think.

Orbiter is a highly retargetable system, that currently has targets for everything from PDAs, to cell phones, to on screen TV displays, tablet PCs, and even Cisco 7970 touch screens.

As such, a special inherited design system had to be created by Pluto to deal with designing user interfaces for many targets..

If you log onto our forums and do a search for HADesigner, you will see my screencasts, showing how to use the UI designer for your own work.

-Thom