On Mon, 2014-06-09 at 20:57 +0100, Barry Drake wrote:
> Yesterday, I tried Lubuntu on it.
Have you found a magic key combo for the command box yet? It used to be
in 12.04 but that doesn't seem to do anything on Lubuntu !4.04
- the only option found is via menu & "run", followed by app name. A bit
Hi there ... The recent thread on old, slow computers came to mind when
I installed Trusty in place of 12.04 on my Samsung netbook. It was
sightly faster after the upgrade, but still felt very slow at the side
of my desktop. It has a single core i386 processor running at about 1.5
GiHz.
Ye
On 11 February 2011 09:19, alan c wrote:
> On 11/02/11 08:56, Scrase, Eddie wrote:
>
>> Chromium gets on my nerves but I thought I'd try Midori which seems
>>>
>> OK.
>>
>> Personally I quite like Chromium, and it's screen space saving design is
>> really useful on the EEE's 7" screen.
>>
>
> Ho
On 11 February 2011 09:19, alan c wrote:
> On 11/02/11 08:56, Scrase, Eddie wrote:
>>>
>>> Chromium gets on my nerves but I thought I'd try Midori which seems
>>
>> OK.
>>
>> Personally I quite like Chromium, and it's screen space saving design is
>> really useful on the EEE's 7" screen.
>
> How
On 11/02/11 08:56, Scrase, Eddie wrote:
Chromium gets on my nerves but I thought I'd try Midori which seems
OK.
Personally I quite like Chromium, and it's screen space saving design is
really useful on the EEE's 7" screen.
How do you block adverts in chromium?
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alan cocks
Ubuntu user
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> By the way, thanks to whomever suggested Lubuntu for my eeePC. I've
> finally had to bite down on the fact that it can't run Ubuntu Netbook
> sensibly with a 4GB USB HD even stripping out locales and other
clutter
> and constantly cleaning up apt like a madwoman.
I can second that: Lubuntu has b
On 10/02/11 15:04, gazz wrote:
By the way, thanks to whomever suggested Lubuntu for my eeePC. I've
finally had to bite down on the fact that it can't run Ubuntu Netbook
sensibly with a 4GB USB HD even stripping out locales and other clutter
and constantly cleaning up apt like a madwoman.
I woul
John,
The Lubuntu team help maintain LXDE and vice-versa :)
Regards,
Phill.
On 10 February 2011 17:09, John MM wrote:
> You could try LDXE, I think that is what its called, that is a basic Ubuntu
> as well. I quite liked it when I had it running.
>
>
>
>
> On 10/02/11 16:47, Rob Beard wrote:
You could try LDXE, I think that is what its called, that is a basic
Ubuntu as well. I quite liked it when I had it running.
On 10/02/11 16:47, Rob Beard wrote:
I might have another look at Lubuntu, I've been looking into a basic
lightweight distro for two P3 laptops for a local Surestart cen
gazz wrote:
By the way, thanks to whomever suggested Lubuntu for my eeePC. I've finally had
to bite down on the fact that it can't run Ubuntu Netbook sensibly with a 4GB
USB HD even stripping out locales and other clutter and constantly cleaning up
apt like a madwoman. Xubuntu's too big as wel
By the way, thanks to whomever suggested Lubuntu for my eeePC. I've
finally had to bite down on the fact that it can't run Ubuntu Netbook
sensibly with a 4GB USB HD even stripping out locales and other clutter
and constantly cleaning up apt like a madwoman.
Xubuntu's too big as well. I tried Pupp
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