using mint atm...

funny, my media players, the sound kinda too "deep" ..wonder which settings are wrong ...

how about LMDE eh???

wanna try too...but not so 'brave' to install it...

Cons:

* Although it’s using Romeo for unstable packages, LMDE continuously changes as it receives updates and new software. Compared to a frozen version of Linux Mint which changes very little once it’s publicly released, it’s not as stable. Things are likely to break more often but fixes can also come quicker. For this reason, LMDE requires a deeper knowledge and experience with Linux, dpkg and APT.
 
* Debian is a less user-friendly/desktop-ready base than Ubuntu. Expect some rough edges.

Boleh aja cuba, cuma memerlukan sikit tahan mental sbb debian ada sikit berat dia punya susah berbanding Julia.

Tengok apa mint punya developer cakap
http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=1604

oh..i see....look challenging...

ok,wanna download n try explore it using live cd...

@G-17 thanks

and to all, happy new year 2011!

I am reinstall again my LMDE 64, I am able to minimised the ugliness of desktop font but as usual the firefox fonts still bothering me.

gmusicbrowser, so far the player that can play on what I wanted actually ..since it can play the next song within the same album, not shuffle to random songs

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The iso dvd is a live dvd and installer as well. The things is, we won't feel the real kick if run from live session.

btw guy,some question,why i cant use dual boot now...i mean when i install,they're no options to choose,just erase entirely n specify partition options....how to enable dual boot install back????

good morning and happy new years peeps

u install LMDE from LiveDVD or LiveUSB? still having problem when installing LMDE. found few solution to try later.
what u mean by sound kinda "too deep"?

as for me, everytime i want to shuffle within same album i just 'on' shuffle and select the album.

btw guy,some question,why i cant use dual boot now...i mean when i install,they're no options to choose,just erase entirely n specify partition options....how to enable dual boot install back????

Silly IPB, who the hell set the forum config's not to allow quote quoted posts? I've to copy and paste what I want to quote.


You have to make the partition beforehand and choose it in the installer.

nonononononnonono, I mean, make an empty, unformatted partition.

^ not possible to use unetbootin to create the usb instead ?