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Shoutbox - 67 comments
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Molotov Cocktail says:
Where is eeeeeeeeeeverybody?! I can has problem with Fedora! Yes, I can!
posted Feb 20
Jason Carpenter says:
Yeah, so Gutsy sucks!!! I'm back to Feisty now and lovin it. Gutsy kept crashing X and my agettys were black even though they loaded. Much more than that. I think I'll skip Gutsy and wait for the next release.
posted Dec 6
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actionM says:
"skip Gutsy and wait for the next release."
LOL, that want work either. If it's new, then your a bug tester.
posted Dec 6
tw2113 says:
Whooooo! it's Fedora day in my head
posted Nov 8
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actionM says:
Your precious Fedora is really starting to irritate me and I haven't even got to try it yet! lol. I don't wana download a DVD. You know we got a netinst CD image in Debian. Its a couple hundred mb's in size. It takes me 5 minutes to install and then after its over, I TELL IT WHAT ELSE I WANT and it downloads the rest thru the internet. No wasted bandwidth, no wasted hard drive, no slow and irritating live CD. LOL, sorry for the rant. I'm sure Fedora is just fine for most, but they're making it hard on people that want a bit more control during install.
posted Nov 10
tw2113 says:
Wow, complete lack of action here. Especially with Ubuntu coming out in 5 days and Fedora coming out in 25 days
posted Oct 14
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actionM says:
I've been noticing alot of people jumping ship from Ubuntu to Debian. Just a couple a day, but thats good enough. We can't have everyone using Debian. Then it would be all over digg.com and then I'd have to find another distro!
posted Oct 14
actionM says:
Well I tried... again. I still get this error everytime. I have 30 gigs of free space on that drive. I select the option to automatically install fedora on to the freespace. I've done a tripple boot before with 2 versions of Debian and winXP and also Ubuntu, ArchLinux. I just don't understand why this isn't working.
Could not allocate requested partitions:
Partitioning failed: Unsatisfied partition request
New Part Request -- mountpoint: None uniqueID: 36
type: physical volume (LVM) format: 1 badblocks: None
device: None drive: ['sda'] primary: None
size: 0 grow: 1 maxsize: None
start: None end: None migrate: None fslabel: None origfstype: None
bytesPerInode: 4096 options: 'None'.
posted Oct 19
actionM says:
Come to think of it, I've never had any luck with live CD's. I may try a netinstall next.
posted Oct 19
tw2113 says:
Guess who's the newest Fedora Art team member. I'll give you 2 guesses
posted Aug 10
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tw2113 says:
So I removed Window completely from my computer setups, and now run Fedora 7, Ubuntu, and Kubuntu. Debian installer is downloading and will probably be installed somewhere. I'm turning into a distro whore
posted Jul 27
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actionM says:
You should probly stop at Debian :) And I still need to try Fedora out. Maybe next year, I'm pretty damn happy with Debian.
posted Jul 27
tw2113 says:
SO, here's my setup. Fedora and Debian on desktop, Ubuntu on tablet. I didn't want to risk ruining my entire tablet setup by partition error, so I just overwrote Kubuntu
posted Jul 27
actionM says:
You should run kde on debian and let us know if its more stable than your kubuntu. It was when I tried it a few months back. I'd like to know how kubuntu has progressed.
posted Jul 28
Fyorl says:
Who needs a desktop environment? I run Fedora 7 and just login to the Failsafe terminal every time...
posted Jul 29
actionM says:
Who needs a a toilet? I just swing my ass out the window and let it rip.
posted Jul 29
tw2113 says:
I probably never give KDE a fair amount of time, but I keep getting frustrated with finding stuff with it, and switch back to gnome
posted Jul 30
actionM says:
Yeah me too. I just like using a few of the K apps. What I do is install xfce4 and then use the K apps like, ktorrent, amarok, k3b, kate, krita, digikam, kpdf. All are really nice. I used to use nothing but gnome apps, but gnome gets boring after a while and KDE seems a bit to much.
posted Jul 30
Fyorl says:
I prefer KDE mainly because I'm used to it and I really like Konqueror. However due to my earlier comment I think I can say that I take a neutral stance when it comes to desktop environments...
posted Aug 9
. says:
I prefer many of the K apps, thus I tend to use KDE, though i prefer GNOME's design.
posted Aug 9
actionM says:
SNickau you should try the xfce4 and kde combo like i do. The xfce desktop with the K apps just go together so much nicer than gnome with k apps.
posted Aug 9
. says:
Hmm, i guess that's a neat idea as XFCE is a lot less resource hungry and defaults to fewer GTK apps..
I'll give it a go, thanks
posted Aug 9
tw2113 says:
Last night I downloaded one called Transmission. I'll have to check it out more but it looks decent
posted Aug 23
Benno says:
Hi guys. What do you think of my little OpenSuSE how-to article: From pile of hardware to bleeding edge 3D desktop environment?
posted Jul 21
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actionM says:
It looks real nice. I don't use openSuse or 3D desktop environments so I didn't read it. But I did click a few advertisements for ya :)
posted Jul 23
Fyorl says:
Nice work, I'll need to take a note of this so I can send it to some friends so they can see how Linux compares with Windows.
And yes, Konqueror does rock ;)
posted Jul 23
tw2113 says:
Podcasting...it's the new hotness depending on where you put your thermometer. Anyone know of good Linux podcasts that are still updated regularly? I have a nice list so far but I want to expand.
posted Jul 12
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tw2113 says:
Linux Action Show
Linux Reality
LUG Radio
I'll post more when I'm at home and have access to my podcast feedreader
edit:
Jak Attack(not sure if I like yet)
Linux Link Tech Show
posted Jul 12
Living Lost says:
Open News is good too, and when it's on, FLOSS Weekly at TWiT is decent.
posted Aug 8
tw2113 says:
Yay! Fedora 9 Sulfur released
posted May 15