Hi,
the Lubuntu team is also pretty small, you can and are welcome to chat about
'off-topic' things at http://forum.phillw.net/viewforum.php?f=18 Whilst that
area of my forum is strictly non-official to the lubuntu project people on
the project or people asking / commenting on how they
Eg you do alright Phill
Cheers!
Zach K
On Aug 16, 2010, at 5:12 AM, Phillip Whiteside phi...@phillw.net wrote:
Hi,
the Lubuntu team is also pretty small, you can and are welcome to chat about
'off-topic' things at http://forum.phillw.net/viewforum.php?f=18 Whilst that
area of my forum
Hello all!
In my country, Microsoft Powerpoint is a popular application in university
and office, and I belive it is also popular in other countries. We have
abiword and gnumeric in Lubuntu but we still don't have any application to
create presentations like Microsoft Powerpoint. So users don't
Not really the answer, of course, but Softmaker Office for Linux, which
includes a decent presentation component, installs easily and runs well
under Lubuntu, puts less demand on computing resources than OO, and is
highly compatible with MS Office. Discounts are often available from
Softmaker
Dear Phill
I wasn't arguing against the current Lubuntu defaults - they are fine,
and entirely appropriate for the mission statement. In fact, I think
that the Lubuntu team are doing a great job, which is why I'm here.
I use Lubuntu to escape the horrors of Windows XP on older machines, and
Hi, the devil is in the detail
I use Lubuntu to escape the horrors of Windows XP on older machines, and
Ubuntu or Kubuntu to avoid the slightly lesser, but still considerable,
frustrations associated with Windows 7 on more capable hardware. In my
experience, any machine that does a
I probably need to repeat my opening comment that I don't want the
Lubuntu team to add anything to the standard installation, for the very
reasons you quote. I'm not that keen on Xubuntu - basically, it now has
so many embedded Gnome components, it's not all that much lighter than
vanilla Ubuntu,
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