Hmmm When you've used your pc env. for 4 years, then you could have mentioned Xubuntu (XFCE) -> as nearly light weight as LXDE (Lubuntu), Imho KDE (Kubuntu) is missing (no they are not trashing their flavour). For me I've used to have Ubuntu has base install, and additionally I installed all the other Desktops as well, (for they are made for different purposes) even WM... Perhaps there's something you didn't know: "WorksWithU" is a great collection of Ubuntu Screencasts, Guys check out KDE 4.4!
@stmpoodle I've been using Ubuntu as my desktop computer at my day job for the past four years. I do most of my creative work at home on my MacBook -- which also has Ubuntu installed under VMWare.
Learning how to search for screencasts showing how to use Free and Open Source Software is great, but now I wish for FOSS screencast software that would actually word on my non-FOSS computer!
Cool man. It never occurred to me that they would have a search option for today. And I've wanted that too. Guess I should look around more. Thanks!
puterBlogs 1 year ago
Nice Video. Google will also keep track of your rss feeds.
NickMcDTV 2 years ago
Great tips!
gr0dankermit 2 years ago
Hmmm When you've used your pc env. for 4 years, then you could have mentioned Xubuntu (XFCE) -> as nearly light weight as LXDE (Lubuntu), Imho KDE (Kubuntu) is missing (no they are not trashing their flavour). For me I've used to have Ubuntu has base install, and additionally I installed all the other Desktops as well, (for they are made for different purposes) even WM... Perhaps there's something you didn't know: "WorksWithU" is a great collection of Ubuntu Screencasts, Guys check out KDE 4.4!
kyeldon 2 years ago
Very good video. I made the move slowly from Mac to Ubuntu 7 months ago. How often do you play in Ubuntu rather than on your mac?
stmpoodle 2 years ago
@stmpoodle I've been using Ubuntu as my desktop computer at my day job for the past four years. I do most of my creative work at home on my MacBook -- which also has Ubuntu installed under VMWare.
pshapiro 2 years ago
cool
ComputerPowerGuide 2 years ago
Thank you Phil.
5***** & fav
Ubuntianer 2 years ago
Learning how to search for screencasts showing how to use Free and Open Source Software is great, but now I wish for FOSS screencast software that would actually word on my non-FOSS computer!
TogrutaJedi 2 years ago