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+1 for lubuntu 11.10 ... runs beautifully on my old T-42 ( pentium m 1.8 \ 1 gig ram) and everything worked straight out of the box

same specs as my T42 which is running Lubuntu 11.10 and loving it. :)

have had Lubuntu 11.10 running for several weeks on my old Dell mini9 and am really liking it. It has been fast, stable and pretty much without any problem

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2011 WRX

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server edition
netbook edition

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RIP Robin

via con dios

I have Lubuntu 10.04 running on my old ThinkPad 600x PIII 500 ghz w/ 384 mb RAM ... every thing works nicely OTB + it runs better than anything since win2k (or maybe 98SE) has done

thank you for the link, as well

glad to hear that ... if things remain good please remember to mark this thread "solved"

Hi and welcome to Ubuntu

just one is enough and I would say to use the one marked (version current) [recommended]

GREAT JOB to you and your team, congratulations.

Are the video tutorials from your old website still available anywhere and, if so, do you have a link? If not, are there any plans to re-post them?

2 versions
3 kinds

fix provided by today's updates took care of the problem ... thread marked "solved"

tried your suggestion, but this is 10.04 so
code unity not found ... did you mean units
thanks for the thought

ran tonight's updates on my Dell Vostro A90 running 10.04 Netbook Edition. When I restarted the launcher was gone. I can choose gnome in sessions and that works or I can choose netbook edtion 2d and...

http://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.aspx?model=Studio%2017%20%28DDR3%29&Cat=RAM

this ought to do, check out the "4GB kits"

you can always go to your terminal and enter


thunderbird

to open it (until you learn your way around unity or decide to go with a different option)

see sig

It is most likely running a broadcom wifi card. in terminal type

lspci

then post back here which card is listed in the results so that people here can assist you OR you can take that info and...

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+1 ... have my old TP 600x PIII 500 / 384Mb ram running Lubuntu 10.04 like a champ

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