Post Your Desktop "Background screenshot"
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mihir
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I change mine about every 3 days...currently I found a nice clock picture. It reminds me that I only have 3 weeks until R&R leave from the Afghan
Really nice arrangement
Elidicious
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joh06937
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I thought pluto wasn't a planet anymore...LOL
it's a planet in my heart...
yeah , thats true
Ubuntu 10.04 X64 bit is just great,Very fast and snappy even though its using 1gb idle,much more responsive that 7 has ever been for me...login is instant and responsive.
another cool feature in linux ive just found out it when you put your cursor over an audio file it plays the track in the background without you even needing to open a application to listen too it until you move the cursor off the track file and then it goes off,very good.
Everything worked for me,Audio...graphics drivers updated automatically,I've just installed Flash and Amsn using Terminal (with help from Google)
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joh06937
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Ubuntu 10.04 X64 bit is just great,Very fast and snappy even though its using 1gb idle,much more responsive that 7 has ever been for me...login is instant and responsive.
another cool feature in linux ive just found out it when you put your cursor over an audio file it plays the track in the background without you even needing to open a application to listen too it until you move the cursor off the track file and then it goes off,very good.
Everything worked for me,Audio...graphics drivers updated automatically,I've just installed Flash and Amsn using Terminal (with help from Google)
i would love to have ubuntu for a second os but i couldn't get my hd 5770 drivers installed
although now that i have a different card maybe i should try again...
Atm ive been using linux for a few days and only used windows for about 1 hour when i wanted a game of BC2...i find Linux much faster and easier once you start finding your way around.
I've not had to install any drivers,Audio worked,Graphics drivers installed themselves...i thought getting drivers for my Epson RX500 printer would be a nightmare for linux as there isn't any available on Epsons website,however as soon as i switched the printer on it was instantly detected and it works flawless.
Really impressive for a free Operating system...
I've not had to install any drivers,Audio worked,Graphics drivers installed themselves...i thought getting drivers for my Epson RX500 printer would be a nightmare for linux as there isn't any available on Epsons website,however as soon as i switched the printer on it was instantly detected and it works flawless.
Really impressive for a free Operating system...
joh06937
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hell yeah!
m0nk3ys1ms
Active Member
Complete with a pic of Wayne Coyne I took a few weeks ago at The Flaming Lips show!
joh06937
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i had a fun time when i installed 10.4 (my first experience with ubuntu) 
i eventually figured it out though, luckily. i'd have to figure it out all over again if i reinstalled