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OS: Ubuntu Linux GNU
Software: Digikam
Camera: Olympus E P1
Lens: Canon 50/1.2 From Canon 7
Aperture: 1.2
Lubuntu, for “light Ubuntu”, is an as-yet unofficial Ubuntu derivative that replaces some of the more processor-hungry apps in the standard Ubuntu installation for smaller, more efficient alternatives, such as lxde (instead of Gnome) or gnumeric and abiword (instead of LibreOffice Calc and Writer).
The advantage of using this versus other “lightweight” Linux distros is that you have access to the full Ubuntu repositories and updates. You can easily uninstall gnumeric and abiword and install LibreOffice if you want, for example.
Lubuntu's installed size (1.9 GB, or 50% of the EeePC's 4.0 GB SSD drive) is similar to the size of a standard Ubuntu installation (2.6 GB, or 65% of the SSD), but the main advantage is that the user interface and apps run faster and the battery lasts for longer... specially with my new 10,400 mAh replacement battery!
To install it on the EeePC you first have to fix an upstream bug where the Ubuntu GUI installer decides that it won't install unless your drive has “twice” (some dodo put a magical factor of two in there) the actual required capacity. The Lubuntu Live CD in addition miscalculates the actual required capacity so by default it won't install unless you have a 5.6 GB drive (versus the 4.4 GB required by the buggy Ubuntu installer).
The fix is easy. See bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/775124. There it says to change a “*2” to a “*1.4”, but I say remove the factor altogether.
How to disable entering password for default keyring to unlock on Ubuntu desktop
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The desktop which is running from my Ubuntu phone (the Nexus 4) via the HDMI (plus Bluetooth keyboard and mouse).
There are still some problems: the 1900x1200 screen is being recognized as 1900x1080 and the font is non-configurabe (and too huge) but the whole thing is in development.
Ubuntu is ready to do the extra 700% for you. (It was actually still working when I grabbed this screencap, so it probably did much more than 700% extra. That installation was REALLY done.)
Ubuntu running on the Dell Optiplex 745 (lower left), playing music from a Windows share on the LAN.
I was surprised to see that every other computer in one of the labs at Montgomery had Ubuntu installed on it. Apparently some 3D software runs well on Linux. They are also used as part of the render farm or something. The screen is a Cintiq, too.
Installazione di Ubuntu... e adesso che faccio? non ho prompt, non ho X, non ho niente di niente... :(
S.O: Ubuntu Lucid Lynx
Tema: Human personalizado con transparencias
Wall: Arte de D. Lanham
Dock: Cairo Dock
Iconos Dock: Ecqlipse 2
Monitores de sistema: Screenlets y Rainlendar
Screenlets :
Rainlendar:
Mostrando lo que escucho en Rhythmbox
Saludos.