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Thread: WOW! I have Compiz on my netbook!!!!

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    WOW! I have Compiz on my netbook!!!!

    So, I got this new job as a salesman and being on the road i needed a netbook. I got this acer aspire one for my wife (she is pregnant and it was my present to her for the pregnancy!). It has an intel atom n270 (1,6GHz, 533 MHz FSB) with 1gb mem and 250GB disk. The first thing i did was to do a complete install of the latest netbook remix and get rid of windows 7 starter that had on. I had it with me at work for a couple of weeks now and i am really happy both with the hardware and definitely with ubuntu (all my other machines, including my 20' Imac have ubuntu only), but i never tried compiz cause i thought it would be heavy on it. Well after watching a video in youtube i thought i'd give it a try and i was pleasantly surprised to see compiz work perfectly!!!! I even got a couple of sales from it by leaving my client in awe with my awesome computer, hahhaha!!!!!! Anyway thanks everyone in Canonical and in forums for this trully great software...
    Acer Aspireone netbook with intel atom 1,6 and gb mem with a 250gb hdd.
    Toshiba Satelite laptop with 256 ram and pentium 4 1.6 / 20' Aluminum imac

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    Re: WOW! I have Compiz on my netbook!!!!

    Looks like you need one.......
    Do you have a link on where you got it?
    --Corrytonapple----
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    Re: WOW! I have Compiz on my netbook!!!!

    No sorry corrytonapple but i got it from the mall here in Thessaloniki from a place called Public.
    Acer Aspireone netbook with intel atom 1,6 and gb mem with a 250gb hdd.
    Toshiba Satelite laptop with 256 ram and pentium 4 1.6 / 20' Aluminum imac

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    Re: WOW! I have Compiz on my netbook!!!!

    Oooooh. Greece. I do not live anywhere near there! I am a mountain kinda person. Not Greece.
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    Re: WOW! I have Compiz on my netbook!!!!

    I don't use desktop effects, but it's also disappointing when you can't have them either
    Behold! The internet...
    My god, it's full of ads.

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    Re: WOW! I have Compiz on my netbook!!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by Lisimelis View Post
    So, I got this new job as a salesman and being on the road i needed a netbook.
    I started working on a new project that required that I travel often. I went on the first trip with my laptop, and soon realized that I needed a netbook. The laptop is heavy to carry everywhere, and less convenient when going through security at the airport.

    I maintain my wife's 8" netbook. I found the keyboard and screen to be a PITA. I bought a 10.1" netbook with an ATOM N455 dual threaded processor. I like it. Works like a dual core for most applications. The keyboard is reasonable; however, I would like the TAB, Caps Lock, and shift keys to be a little bigger.

    My wife can't wait until I start a new project that doesn't require travel. It isn't that she misses me, it is that she wants the netbook.
    Last edited by Old_Grey_Wolf; September 11th, 2010 at 10:00 PM.
    Use whatever OS or desktop works for you. Dual boot or use VMs if you want. Backup your computer regularly, and definitely before upgrading, partitioning, or installing an OS.

    No support requests by PM please.

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