Kubuntu 11.10 Review

The NEW Ubuntu has a KDE flavor for those of you who do not care for the Unity interface. Though this is a nice operating system, you will need to download additional applications as this is not as "Fully Loaded" as other distributions I have seen.

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Science & Technology

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• Ubuntu
• linux
• KDE
• unity
• review
• widgets
• interface
• beginner
• gui
• install
• Computer
• spatry

[Armydude771]

@8:13 What was that you said?

Binyerd?

[LinuxSpatry]

@Armydude771 vineyard

[TheAnu098]

people are really not going to see your videos because you use arch now.. now you are not one of those..

[LinuxSpatry]

@TheAnu098 I still have Pinguy OS and Linux mint installed as virtual devices... Arch has intrigued me for some time now because of all of the reviews I have seen on it... it took a lot of work to get the system operating to my liking... now that is done, I have a system I will never need to reinstall, I will always be running Bleeding Edge and that was worth all of the effort required to set this up.

[TheAnu098]

allright.. I subscibed .. would you do a remastersys review and for linux deepin.. remastersys is very important software..

[LinuxSpatry]

@TheAnu098 Remastersys is no longer supported and has been replaced by re-linux. Since Remastersys still ships with many Ubuntu based distributions I will cover it in a brief tutorial in the coming days. I have added your requests into the queue and I will try my best to get to them at my earliest convenience... I have several requests yet to fill...

[TheAnu098]

thanks.. :)

[LinuxSpatry]

@lilhoamskooler Yes you can visit the individual game websites and download then deb packages. you can then execute them im your Ubuntu/Debian based system the same as you would run an EXE in Windows. If you are ubgrading a Windows 2000 system I reccomend you try Lubuntu or Xubuntu as those will run better on older hardware... Kubuntu is a little Bloated...

[lilhoamskooler]

@LinuxSpatry is there a way to download Linux games from a computer running windows and transfer them to another computer, which doesn't have access to the internet? Also, is there much you can do on Kubuntu without internet? I'm currently running Windows 2000, so I figured I might as well get the upgrade...Thanks!

[LinuxSpatry]

@mathieuemi666 32 bit OS's will support up to 4 gigs of memory UNLESS you are using a PAE kernel which will allow more memory on a 32 bit OS in Linux. I learned the hard way... I have 8 gigs ram installed on my machine and a 32 bit OS would only read 4.