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![]() Great review. I am on my third day trying out pclos2010 kde and i must say after months of using lm9 on my minis, pclos a nice change of scenery. It gives me the bling I wanted and it runs very well, even on netbooks. I'm not a performance freak, but I don't like crawlers either. PCLOS2010 has a good combination of speed, stability and very good looks. I think i have found my new favorite OS...FOR NOW(cue evil laugh)
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Join Date: Aug 2013
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![]() Reviving another old thread (Linux on Dell Minis) but with good reason - I'm still running the original XP (which I'm perfectly happy with) on my 10V but MS support for XP ends, officially, in just over half a year now.
I guess all the Distros / versions mentioned earlier in this thread are somewhat old now - Linux mint 9 is mentioned a lot, we are now up to Linux Mint 15 as I write this in August 2013. Those of you running Linux on your 10Vs -now-, what are you running on them? I have to say I don't want anything that resembles a smartphone interface and I don't like the look of Unity or the (un)usability of Gnome 3, so what's available that still runs on a Mini 10V? |
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