On Sat, 30 Apr 2011 12:10:28 -0700
Mike Connors dijo:
>> I wonder how much different the reactions would be if you took a
>> similar group and gave them a Gnome desktop, or KDE, or whatever.
>>
>> I suspect the results would be about the same, but it would be
>> interesting to see an experiment.
That is sad to hear. I have never had issue with Mint, and have preferred it
to Ubuntu since 8.04 or so. although these days Im a solid arch user.
On May 1, 2011, at 17:55, Word Wizard wrote:
> An absolutely HIDEOUS release! And I say that as long time Ubuntu fan,
> converted from Windows X
On Sun, May 1, 2011 at 07:04, Russell Johnson wrote:
> writing to a new 64GB ssd at max speed continuously would still require your
> app to run for 51 years before it would hit the ssd limit designed into the
> drive... and fall over.
I didn't do the math recently, but around a year ago when
An absolutely HIDEOUS release! And I say that as long time Ubuntu fan,
converted from Windows XP/Vista by Gutsy Gibbon
The Kubuntu (KDE 4.6) version is totally unusable for NVidia cards.
Kubuntu installs in 640x480 video mode and refuses to allow the upgraded
driver NVidia administrative modul
On Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 8:01 PM, website reader
wrote:
> While I understand that solid state drives considerably speed things
> up on the motherboard, others have discouraged me from purchasing
> such, stating that the NAND technology only permits a limited number
> of writes.
>
> My applications
On Apr 30, 2011, at 8:01 PM, website reader wrote:
> While I understand that solid state drives considerably speed things
> up on the motherboard, others have discouraged me from purchasing
> such, stating that the NAND technology only permits a limited number
> of writes.
According to this guy
