On 06/26/2013 11:27 AM, Ali Linx (amjjawad) wrote:
> /*IMHO, I would advise to go for Lubuntu 13.04 and after two months,
> upgrade to 13.10 and by the time 14.04 will be released, the 2000 Users
> will have more experience and many questions to ask. *They will start
> learning:/
>
> /1- Linux is
On 2013-06-27 01:02, Iberê Fernandes wrote:
> 2013/6/26 Phill Whiteside mailto:phi...@ubuntu.com>>
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> >> snip
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> I installed a system from a USB 3 pendrive to a USB 3 HDD in less than 1
> minute and 40 seconds (including answering those questions). Here are
> the computer specs.
+1
:)
On 27 June 2013 00:02, Iberê Fernandes wrote:
> 2013/6/26 Phill Whiteside
>
>> >> snip
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>> I installed a system from a USB 3 pendrive to a USB 3 HDD in less than 1
>> minute and 40 seconds (including answering those questions). Here are
>> the computer specs.
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>> << snip
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>> I do h
2013/6/26 Phill Whiteside
> >> snip
>
> I installed a system from a USB 3 pendrive to a USB 3 HDD in less than 1
> minute and 40 seconds (including answering those questions). Here are
> the computer specs.
>
> << snip
>
> I do have to question how many XP machines running on 128 Mb of RAM have
>
Hi,
12.10 will receive backports. Yes, we are in the crazy world of 12.10 being
supported for longer than 13.04. That is the 'ubuntu' view, and the lubuntu
devs already do SRU. An SRU is a Stable Release Update. Please notice the
small, but massive difference between 'UPDATE' and 'UPGRADE' as peop
>> snip
I installed a system from a USB 3 pendrive to a USB 3 HDD in less than 1
minute and 40 seconds (including answering those questions). Here are
the computer specs.
<< snip
I do have to question how many XP machines running on 128 Mb of RAM have
USB 3? I have a machine designed for Win 7 a
Hi guys, i haven't wrote on this list for a while (now i have much more
to do, including school), but i do like the "simplest as possible"
installer, i think is a good idea.
Also, we don't have to make lubuntu the most used os in the world (at
least, i don't feel like it should be) so please d
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen!
I wanted to try something that is much simpler from the ground, to
perform a basic installation (not only to be able to install into a
computer with low RAM, but in general to be successful without knowing
much).
I think some of the Windows XP users will try Lubuntu if
Hi,
when we are tired, we must take a break. Within any F/OSS group there will
dis-agreements at times; some of them from widely differing positions. When
dealing in such situations... write your reply & then go and review it a
few hours later. I've been guilty of not doing that, but am hopefully
Hi,
This bug makes it hard to change language after installation. Please
check if you have it too, and if so, please add that it affects you!
-o-
I found it, when I had installed Lubuntu with the One Button Installer
(and a text operating Ubuntu Mini system to drive it). It was installed
and is
Hi Ali,
Having 'manners and respect' includes not telling other people to learn
'manners and respect'.
Also, from my point of view, you're both speaking in an informal
fashion. We're all here because we're volunteers, and I don't think we
need to be especially formal.
Firing insults back i
This is a good description (but more specs than story).
I have one small detail: the lifetime is only 9 months of 13.04, I don't
know about 13.10, while it is still 18 months for 12.10-
Best regards
Nio
On 2013-06-26 20:53, Ali Linx (amjjawad) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> *Part 1*
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com
Hi,
*Part 1*
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu
The objective of the Lubuntu project is to create a variant of Ubuntu that
is lighter, less resource hungry and more energy-efficient by using
lightweight applications and LXDE, The Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment,
as its default GUI.
Lubuntu is t
I would strongly suggest you go and learn some manners and respect, then
come back :)
I would also suggest you read the CoC and the mailing list do and do not.
And before you jump in to the middle of some serious discussion, keep the
informal stuff away and don't assume you know much about Lubuntu
Hi,
ubiquity will not work with 128Mb of RAM. After the alpha 1 is out, we may
be able to get Julien to install ZRAM into our alternate installer for us
to give it a try. Browsers have also grown over time, to the point where
lubuntu dropped Ffox and switched to Chromium. Ffox has been on a strict
> - Original Message -
> From: Ali Linx (amjjawad)
> Above all, none of us know how much RAM those users have.
Assume 128 MB.
That is what I had. And XP installed readily and NEVER crashed.
(Tho' it never RAN, it only "walked")
Browsing, emails, torrents, movies, music, ebook-readers...
Hi everyone,
http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2013/06/germany-to-hand-out-free-ubuntu-cds-on-xps-deat
Thanks to Jörn Schönyan, we found the man behind the idea of giving away
2000 CDs of Lubuntu to the people of Munich City.
Both myself and Jörn have contacted him and this is what he wrote:
= = = =
Hi,
#Joining Start Ubuntu:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/CommunicationsTeam/WOWLubuntu/StartUbuntu#Start_Ubuntu_Members
If you are willing to participate and contribute to the project, please
make sure to sign in with your Wiki Page OR Launchpad ID.
Also, spread the word to the other flavors
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