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After trying ubuntu, xubuntu, kubuntu and elementaryOS - linux mint seems to be the best os for my old macbook (late 2006).
Hola amig@s, hacia tiempo que no subia nada, he estado algo desconectado, bueno hoy subo mi escritorio de linux, ambientado en la musica. Se que linux es menos popular por aqui, animo a probarlo a todos usuarios de windows, en rendimiento es tremendo, os sorprendera gratamente, sobre todo a los usuarios de laptops y netbooks. Saludos (:
Tema: naos
Iconos: faenza
Emerald: smee
Wallpaper: music_by_miggi4deviant
screenlets: impulse, eigencal, ring sensors, clock ring, lyrics.
Covergloobus.
Tint2.
Cancion: Rhianna - only girl (in the word)
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Recently I have moved to Ubuntu Linux. This is so good, much better than windows XP, very user friendly, supports almost any hardware straight out of box. We can run windows specific programs also using a special software called Wine. I never thought the transition from windows to Linux is such easy. What a great work by open source community.
Ask me for any information, I am glad if any one what to use Ubuntu. I will always extend my help.
Note: to external linkers, please credit to Perry Hung. thanks!
This is a visualization I made for funsies of a linux boot sequence where each function is a node and each edge represents a function call. Nodes are laid out using an unweighted force-directed layout algorithm, where each node is simulated as if it were electrically repulsive and had springs between nodes.
The little "lobe" on the left is made up the interrupt processing routines (irq vectors, irq_svc, etc). The tail at the top is the bootloader. The main thing in the middle is the linux boot sequence.
The entire graph represents a call chain from the bootloader up until it jumps into userspace to a shell prompt
If you're interested in how I generated it, or with working with the dataset, email me.
Sistema Operativo: Arch Linux (current) i686
Desktop Environment: KDE 4.5.1
Window Manager: Compiz/Emerald (funciona 'decente', mejor que KWin ¬¬)
Plasma theme: Oxygen
Otros: Daisy.
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Linux running on my trusty old 3G iPod. Because I can now change the sample rate that it records at, my old iPod is now my new high-quality dictaphone.
Blogged about here.