Linux for your taste (sorry Naw :D) (17 Viewers)

[JCK]

Then give the man what he needs.

Isn't it better letting him figure it out by himself?

 

Buy on AliExpress.com

[V]

True.

 

[Tommy]

do you guy know about any download manager i can use for Chrome in Koala?

 

[Martin]

do you guy know about any download manager i can use for Chrome in Koala?

I like wget..

 

[Tommy]

If im downloading from mediafire or something how do i use wget?

 

[Martin]

Yeah, good question.

 

[Tommy]

 

[Chxta]

Couldn't wait for the RC any longer. Installed Kubuntu Lucid Beta 2. All I can say is that the installer alone made me cum!

 

[V]

Can I make a bootable USB from the latest Ubuntu Beta? And can it be done via Windows?

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

I've heard some good things about Lucid Lynx. I think I might install it after many months of not installing it.

 

[Chxta]

So far so good. I'm still finding it hard to believe that I'm using Beta software...

 

[V]

It's great how you completely ignored my post.

 

[Chxta]

It's great how you completely ignored my post.

My apologies. Still testing...

 

[Chxta]

I still can't edit track details in Amarok 2. Any help???

 

[V]

I just found out Gentoo is now a liveCD. Doesn't that go against the Gentoo way? How exactly does that liveCD work? Boots you to a live CLI?

 

[JCK]

The LiveCD does not have a GUI installer though

 

[Martin]

So far so good. I'm still finding it hard to believe that I'm using Beta software...

I ran it myself a couple of weeks back, it looks really good.

 

[Martin]

I just found out Gentoo is now a liveCD. Doesn't that go against the Gentoo way? How exactly does that liveCD work? Boots you to a live CLI?

Depends on what you mean by livecd. If by livecd you mean it boots the operating system, then that's what makes it a bootable cd. Gentoo's installcd has always been that way. The livecd version also has xorg and gnome on it. I don't see what's so odd about that. You still install the system the same way, using the terminal. There was a gui installer project that I think has been retired.

 

[JCK]

Depends on what you mean by livecd. If by livecd you mean it boots the operating system, then that's what makes it a bootable cd. Gentoo's installcd has always been that way. The livecd version also has xorg and gnome on it. I don't see what's so odd about that. You still install the system the same way, using the terminal. There was a gui installer project that I think has been retired.

Isn't the gui installer called Sabayon?

 

[V]

Was just about to say that.