Asus EeePC and KDE4 RC2

Showing off the neat effects your can get with KDE4 and a more low end system.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• kde
• eeepc
• asus

[MaizChan]

jesperht,

Good to see people start hacking on this little beast.

Can you post the specs of this machine, is it original, more ram added etc ?

[jesperht]

No upgrades - just the standard 4G model. :)

[Lam1ngton]

"one year of Vista has been enough windows for the rest of my life"

o_0

You used Vista for the whole year ?

Glutton for punishment... ;)

[wallyllaw]

I have to disagree with you. Considering that Asus Eee PC has a really tiny and low resolution display (7", 800x480 if I remember correctly), those effects are all but unnecessary for usability.

For really big displays and users that use multiple virtual desktops, those effects doesn't help that much.

[RedSpaceRanger]

What distro is this? Xandros?

[Kourtakias]

watching it again, I kind of begin to like the whole thing, but the screen still is small XD - I guess Gnome is better for that

[cusbrar1]

how so? you can resize the panel and window borders....

[LordZope]

WOW I'll check it out.

[Squichie]

nah, They upgraded it. In the current developement, to which I havnt installed, they have sphere mode, as well as some other things too

[LordZope]

I don't know I've got Ubuntu 7.10 at the moment (haven't had time to upgrade busy with GCSEs).

Would that use the latest version or not.

[Squichie]

oh man, have you seen the newest compiz. It puts us leagues ahead of mac

woot woot

[LordZope]

Yea I thought so.

it's funny anyway.

[Squichie]

miss type, but good catch on the pun. I would not have dared used it though considering compiz fusion has really come on to its own

[LordZope]

Was 'bery well' another Beryl pun.

Or is miss type.