I got this package in the mail today and I wasn’t expecting it. Apparently, it was my free copy of Ubuntu Desktop and Ubuntu Server Edition! ubuntu.com Thanks for watching this citrontech unboxing! Please subscribe, rate and comment.
I ain't a linux fanboy or anything…in fact I use win 7 as my main os…..but damn….the ubuntu guys really got around with this one when it comes to stability and how things work here!(I know your kind,geeks,so don't be starting an OS fight here,ok?THANKS!) additional tags: Masina prost manelar rock fest queen static x dope Prototype 2009 the tommorow war pizda pula vagin de vaca declaratie de independenta declaration of independence rick roll rolled IT alternate operatin system sistem google yahoo msn
Me playing around with Linux Mint 8, messing around with Compiz to show the effects.
using my mouse wheel again enable: viewport switcher u dont have to use desktop wall, u can use the cube if u like
An introductory video to a series about the fundamentals of Linux. This video talks about what Linux is mainly. Other videos will talk about how to get it and how to use it. Again, the video and audio did not line up.
Partitioning & Installing Ubuntu Desktop Part 1/2 deepvirtual.com Partition Plan All of Ubuntu, all apps and data under a single 12 GB partition mounted at /. This will be in the single and only primary partition we make on this hard disk. In the implied extended partition to contain all subsequent logical partitions, we will create a 1 GB swap space. This machine has a 30 GB hard drive so with the remaining 17.x GB of space we will create a final partition to essentially hold the leftover …
Another video I made, this time with a completely different theme, the Elementary theme. The emphasis in this video is on usability, rather than effects. I’ve explored different programs than in my other video, showing things like Gloobus Preview, Docky, Software Center, Synaptic, Evince, OpenOffice Writer, Spreadsheet and Slideshow, Jokosher and Printing. The song is “Streamline” by Pendulum. The theme is “Elementary” and the dock is Docky. (Not Gnome-Do Docky, but the standalone version)….
Should you switch to Linux, stick with Windows, or go over to the Mac? Well Linux runs on both Mac’s and PC’s so there is no hardware issue there. However what you really need to consider is what programs you use, and what you use your computer for. Linux is a very powerful operating system, but is best suited for servers in my opinion. With Desktop use there are fewer programs than are available for Mac (That are easily installed, by the begining user). Making the learning curve for Linux …
With Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization for Desktops, complete desktop environments are hosted as virtual desktops on servers located in a centralized datacenter. Users connect to these virtual desktops using either inexpensive thin clients or repurposed PCs. www.redhat.com
