Asus eee 4G with Ubuntu 7.10 and Compiz
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yeah, i gotta second that.
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why not ditch the solid state like im doing when mine comes in next week and drop like a toshiba drive in there with like 40gb ;)
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GREAT! :o)
I'm really happy for you. Just tell anyone of your great GNU/Linux system and enjoy ;o]
Besides: Anyone know the artist of the song?
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Actually, now that I've had it for some time, I dumped xandros after about a day, and loaded up hardy (haven't checked if gutsy is working yet)...
Either way, to inform, compiz-fusion works well, very well actually. I find that it this case it is very functional as well as pretty (desktop wall, and expo is what I mostly use). It really works well for switching desktops on the fly with the limited space.
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I don't have my eee yet but compiz-fusion (compiz and beryl merged), should work with Xandros. But me for my part, i won't use Xandros but Debian. I don't really know Xandros but if there are no packages for it, you have to build it from source and you don't seem to be a too experienced with linux, so i suggest you to use ubuntu, kubuntu, fedora, or any other distribution. greetz OviloN
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I don't mind it. I find it annoying sometimes when people use certain songs as if screencapturing has to be a music video
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i like the song just fine...
It just doesn't match the video at all.
Can you use compiz on Xandros? I just got my 4g in the mail today.
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Third that.
how much disk space was free after all the installation of the full system?
peterdomantay 3 years ago
I have the 4 GB model. After I streamlined the default installation a bit (removed games, unused applications, some documentation and example media files) I managed to squeeze OS space req down to 2 GB. This leaves 256 MB swap, this leaves around 1.5 GB for files. Quite plenty with 4 GB SDHC card. For minimal internal drive footprint, there is puppeee / breeezy puppy linux variants.
yorakki 3 years ago
Nice vid. Too bad about the song in the background.
darkwalter 3 years ago 3
:) I just have heard too many techno tracks on these youtube vids. So I decided to try something different.
Too bad you didn't like Allison Crowe's music.
yorakki 3 years ago
Great Video!... How do you get installed X-COM game in ubuntu?...
ppdopo 3 years ago
to ppdopo: Just used dosbox (from Ubuntu repositories) and UFO/X-COM: Enemy Unknown DOS version from abandonware site (Had to use "gray area" of abandonware, because the copy of UFO:EU I own is for Amiga).
yorakki 3 years ago