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Asus EEE PC running xubuntu +compiz

Just a demo of my asus eee pc running xubuntu and compiz.  
 
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Alfox64 (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Have Easy Peasy running on My Eee 701 4G and it's pretty cool. But Xubuntu looks much faster. I'll put it on a thumbdrive to compare.
donuthater (9 months ago) Show Hide
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i haven't had to install any drivers = Ubuntu 8.10
tsuchan1 (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Oh, that's very interesting.

Did I understand well, that you didn't install EEE-Buntu but just the regular Ubuntu 8.10 and yet everything worked perfectly straight away?

That makes me think two things:
1) Very encouraging, I want to try it.
2) In that case, I wonder what is the point of a separate eeeBuntu.

By the way, which model do you have?
seepauliedie (7 months ago) Show Hide
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i believe eeeeeeebuntu is smaller.
tsuchan1 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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seepauliedie: fair point, I see.
eggchris (10 months ago) Show Hide
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is that a eee700 model? 2gb or 4gb? what ram?
nigelmouse (10 months ago) Show Hide
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It's an eee701, 4GB storage, 512MB ram.
eggchris (10 months ago) Show Hide
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amazing, really amazing. They are cheap as hell right now and they manage to do everything what I need. I run xubuntu with compiz on my desktop as primary system and seeing that I can do the same combo on an old eee is just amazing.
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you realize all major changes in windows requried the same fiddleing
read all the complaints about windows 1, 2, 95, ME, and vista, all of them require a lot of fiddling to be effective. the Fiddleing part is temporary so long as driver and software makers supply lack luster support, never say never.
tsuchan1 (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Hi KusuriRX... they need "fiddling-around" if you install the OS for yourself. That's a big challenge for Linux - Microsoft has as good as ensured that manufacturers sell PCs with Windows installed.
Issue 1> Users have already paid for and got Windows
Issue 2> Very few PCs have all the "fiddling" sorted by the manufacturers.

But in the case of eeeBuntu, it's beyond my understanding why nobody has found it necessary to get all the components working, and then fed back the fixes into the OS.

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