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    anyone try Progex?

    from here it is yet another ubuntu based distro (8.10) Torrent file screenshots

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    · Jack Control - Jack Control is a simple Qt application to control the JACK audio sound server daemon for the Linux Audio Desktop infrastructure.
    · Totem - Totem is the official movie player of the GNOME desktop environment based on xine-lib or GStreamer. It features a playlist, a full-screen mode, seek and volume controls, as well as keyboard navigation.
    · Pitivi Video Editor - PiTiVi is a free video editing software. It allows users to easily edit audio/video projects based on the GStreamer framework.
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    · Gstreamer Media Codecs - Codecs for playing audio-video files.
    · Themes: Icons, Cursors, Metacity, Gtk2, Emerald, Audacious

    Notice: If you live in a country where audio-video codecs are forbidden, you are downloading "Progex" at your own risc. We do not support any legal problems that you may have.

    Default Username and Password: progex

    Screenshots

    looks like it is a cross between linux mint and ultimate edition. i'm downloading the Torrent right now. looks pretty nice.
    Last edited by wolfen69; November 19th, 2008 at 08:35 PM.

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    Re: anyone try Progex?

    It look really nice. One thin I wonder is, do all of these 'ubuntu based' distros use the same repos?

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    Re: anyone try Progex?

    if it's ubuntu based, it uses the same repos. i have yet to see one that does not. although i believe that linux mint may have a couple of their own.

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    Re: anyone try Progex?

    Most distros based off others will use the same repos, and possibly have their own hosting the few packages that aren't in their original distro's repos. =]
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    Re: anyone try Progex?

    I've played around on the live dvd of Open-Progex 8.20 32bit for an hour, and I was impressed. It seemed very well polished in look and feel. Excellent selection of applications. Will be installing this soon as it has almost all the additional apps I usually manually post install. Even has a nice selection of alternative themes. Multimedia worked perfectly. Compiz-Fusion is set up nicely. I tested this on a 1.5yr old hp laptop - 1.6 Core due, 1Gb Ram with intel graphics. This is really an all in one distro.

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    Re: anyone try Progex?

    I tried it liked it but found that in comparison to Ubuntu it did not like or let me install my printer my GFX card was not supported and could not play videos all the various players kept crashing

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    Re: anyone try Progex?

    Ask your doctor if Progex is right for you.

    Haha sorry I just can't get used to that name. It seems to have a pretty decent choice of applications, though that takes out my fun of customizing my Ubuntu. I guess if I was lazy that distro might look appealing.

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    Re: anyone try Progex?

    i used the live cd for a couple of hours on a friends laptop and have to say i really like it. it has all codecs like linux mint, and a great selection of pre-installed multimedia apps, but not overkill like ultimate edition. plus it has compiz working out of the box, awn and a great theme. after a fresh install of progex you would basically need to do very little tweaking if any.

    i think i will put this on my next new computer build. it really is a great "out of the box" solution.

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    Re: anyone try Progex?

    No x64 version? Well that sucks.

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    Re: anyone try Progex?

    I downloaded it yesterday and have been playing around with it in virtualbox before i make the "jump".

    One thing that worried me - coming from a windows where the "EVERYPIECEOFSOFTWAREISPOTENTIALMALWARE" roolz, i'd like to know what SYSLOGD and KLOGD are.

    Googling throws them around without context. So, anyone help me out?
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