I got it edi

Btw , i wanna try Opensuse too Wanna try how to customize it

you are always welcome to try it yourself, but imo configuring opensuse is much more difficult than ubuntu. You'll need sometime getting used to it.

powerwoot : Gonna get some reading O.O

Well , i know that this is abit "OUT OF TOPIC" , but i wanna share this picture to all Windows GEEK out there who laugh @ me .

Several months ago , ive introduce Ubuntu to my fren n they was like : "WTF is Buntut ?"

Well , im abit furious @ tat but ive tolerate . They say "I'll giv u a month on it and u'll run back to your Windows"

I asked y , they replied "Coz ur Buntut cannot play any games @ all"

So now , they shut their mouths and installed Ubuntu on their lappie .

Y ? Look at this :



So happy that they r using Ubuntu now

BTW , that Photoshop icon u saw , its real Photoshop CS5 App

@cocooh, its linux native or via wine??

Wine

I was a big fan of BT some time ago. Some of the included tools were quite sublime.
Actually, I'm tempted again, since my next door neighbor in SG just signed up for a 100MB/s connection (double my speed).... hehehehe

Anyways, some tweaks on yesterdays setup. Mainly to get more usability out of my Vim syntax highlighting.

oh my god !
looking at those makes me wanna try out linux .
is anyone willing to teach me about using linux + using these customization .

ya can always ask us here @ Linux n Open Source

We're always welcoming new comers

yooo, good morning penguiners, beasties and devilish!

I think we need a thread to chat in general.

GO AWAY WIDNWO$ USER! Nah, just kidding. You're always welcome here.

I recommend you to get Ubuntu because it was designed for... take no offense but people call it, 'n00b distro'. Well, I guess they're right after all. Ubuntu isn't challenging at all, everything is in the repo. While me, Fedora user, feels so fun customizing, compiling, blblablblbalbla, etc. Ok, stop the rant.

BTW, G-17, I still haven't figured out how to use ScrotWM, lol. I installed scrot from the Fedora repo, log out, and I can't change to Scrot, I don't see any menu to do so. I'll try searching the support forums.

well im kinda embarrased to say this, im a programmer but i dont really went into linux OS so much .

it would be gerat if there's any OS with great GUI and a mediocre level of programming required .

anyway, i'll try out the Ubuntu .

can give me link pls .

any other options do i have ? ^^,

A programmer eh? Then go for either Fedora or ArchLinux or Gentoo. I'd recommend you Fedora. Well, actually you don't need to do programming at all(maybe there are some), but most of the source codes only need you to install the dependecies and compile them.

Ubuntu is too easy, might not be fun for a programmer like you.


---------------------------OR!---------------------------

You could use THIS and see what you got.

This post has been edited by -Hzu-: Dec 19 2010, 02:50 PM

erm okay .
is there any starter tutorial for the fedora ?
and what's d website ?
mind telling me what's d latest edition of it .

i got ubuntu, linuxmint, kubuntu, mandriva, openSUSE for the test >.<"

This post has been edited by monsh: Dec 19 2010, 03:28 PM

http://wwww.FedoraProject.org

The latest version is Fedora 14. For support or tutorials/guides/etc., you can go to http://www.FedoraSolved.org and http://www.FedoraForum.org.

is this bootable on CD ?
or installed on PC ?

Ubuntu, Linux Mint and Kubuntu basically are the same, they use the same repositories from Ubuntu. Mandriva I don't have comment about it as the last time I used it, the distro was Mandrake before changed to Mandriva. Currently using openSUSE 11.3. If you want some light and easy for starting I would recommend you go for Linux Mint 10.

ok. i might as well star from the basic one .
will try linux mint 10 .
gotta get my hands on a lappy 1st .

btw, all these OS are bootable on CD or installed-based ?

They are available as Live CD and installation DVD. The Live CD can also be installed to your PC.

most of these OS do provide .iso that support 2 in 1, live session and hard installation if we decide to install into our pc later on.

+1 , i wonder if the mod allows it