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Positioning saint bernard awakes lavishly. Where can I download the version of Xandros. Ubuntu 8. Netbooks pre-loaded with Ubuntu - Mark Shuttleworth. Ubuntu offers Remix, a lighter Linux for mobile users. Windows Touch Remix: A netbook program launcher for Windows. Review: 3 free Linux alternatives for your netbook. Ubuntu Howto install eee-control in Ubuntu The drawback though is obviously the boot speed, which I timed at about 1min 9seconds, this was far longer than the 34 seconds it took Xandros to boot.
I m going to try to detail my experience installing eeebuntu 1. Ubuntu eee comes with Netbook Remix and it is very user-friendly. The speaker, mic, webcam and wireless work flawlessly. Now, I want to do some tweaking on my Ubuntu eee box. Step 0 : Install the Ubuntu eee on your Es accordingly. So anyway, now that Ubuntu 9. Seriously, if I can summerize my feelings with one word, it would be WOW The thing loaded up without a hitch, all the drivers were loaded flawlessly, and the thing now rocks.
So it turns out that it is not necessary to utilize a non-PAE distribution. Please note: As of Ubuntu Ubuntu on the EeePC. In addition to this, a few simple software modifications. Do I need to delete Ubuntu via windows and then do a hard install on the remix and assign it a drive. On Intrepid, using netbook-launcher I have a little problem concerning the list of places on the right side: There s my home-directory, there s network, thats fine. But there are also the folders such as pictures, music, documents and videos.
Ubuntu Netbook Remix Launcher should use Gnome s font configuration. For example, if I change the face and size of the UI fonts, the Launcher should also use these. But how well does this OS fare on other, non-Dell netbooks? Eeebuntu was built specifically for the Asus eee netbooks and is based on Ubuntu. It makes it easy to find and launch the day to day programs you use on the little netbook — mostly just Firefox in my case.
Another Linux distribution optimized. You mightUbuntu Netbook remix su eeePC Ubuntu is an open-source software platform that runs everywhere from the PC to the server and the cloud. Ubuntu Eee comes with a custom desktop designed for small screens by Canonical, called the Ubuntu Netbook Remix. In the meantime, you can always install the full version of Mandriva on your netbook.
The latest version of the operating system supports the Eee PC out of the box. The latter was a fantastic netbook and I was disappointed when I had to return it to my previous school upon leaving. Questi computer portatile piccolo modulo soddisfano i requisiti di sistema di Ubuntu Netbook Remix, una distribuzione Linux basata su Ubuntu e progettati appositamente per i netbook.
Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9. While it is not quite perfect out of the box yet, Ubuntu has a large number of community support resources, which will allow me to set up my Eee exactlyPerformance looks pretty darn good on the original 4G model Eee PC too: just check it in the above vid and supply your own audio track.
Install eee-control in Ubuntu 9. Need help running Linux on your netbook? This forum is for you. The latest version is based on Ubuntu, though newer versions were planned to be based on Debian Unstable. Yesterday, I helped a colleague out, by installing Ubuntu 9. A friend asked me to configure her netbook to my WiFi system so I decided it was time to replace the outdated operating system with a new Ubuntu Netbook Remix.
The included power adapter is compact, and has a nice velcro strip attached to it to keep the cord wrapped up. The build of the machine itself is surprisingly sturdy. There is virtually no flex in the plastic of the lid, which is very nice. The keyboard feels a little cheap, particularly due to the fact that it flexes up a bit on the left side of the spacebar. The single mouse button, which rocks in either direction for left or right click, feels all right, although the chrome finish is too fingerprinty for my preference.
At some point, the eeePC will just quit working because of this — if you install Windows, make sure to disable virtual memory, as this will eventally significantly reduce the lifespan of the internal storage. The eeePC comes preloaded with a custom build of Xandros Linux.
The stock interface is a modified copy of IceWM, which can be customized to add a few features, like a Start button. Startup is extremely fast. It takes a few seconds from hitting the power button to seeing the main OS interface. When you power the eeePC on for the first time, your user account defaults to logging in automatically, which helps speed up login time.
One interesting thing of note is the recovery partition on the eeePC. Most home computers have this, but restoring several gigs of software and Windows is pretty slow.
Onto the interface. The main menu screens can be manually customized, to add your own wallpaper and icons. Most applications are preconfigured to sort of optimize the UI to the small display, but even regular toolbars take up a large amount of screen real estate.
Menus scroll off the screen in many cases, which can make navigation difficult. For instance, the default configuration for OpenOffice. This is a little annoying — not only is Clearlook for Gnome far more asthetically pleasing, but there are plenty of Linux GUI themes out there that use less vertical pixels for the main application title bars.
You can create a custom. Other fairly useful pieces, like the file explorer and network connection utilities, are fairly easy to use. It measures just mm wide and mm deep, and weighs only 1. The operating system is a custom Asus effort, built on the back of a Xandros installation of Linux. This is one of the first budget ultra-portable PCs to go on sale, but expect to see more devices like this even without the extremes of the crank-powered OLPC.
The question is how useful these systems will be. Soon, it'll have company as Asus rolls out Eees at other price points. It's not yet clear which configuration will be offered with Windows. The Eee is inevitably getting compared to the XO notebook created for schoolkids in developing countries by the One Laptop Per Child campaign.
The bundled GUI keeps things simple for novices, though we reckon most such users will prefer the familiarity of Windows, and we expect this machine to really take off when Asus offers a version with XP pre-installed.
But that's not to detract from the Linux Eee PC and its all-in-one information processing package. Linux buffs and geeks will love its sheer hackability. For two hundred quid, it's a perfect impulse buy for folk who love messing around with operating systems. This is a fun, cheap machine - which is just as well when the battery life means it'll never be a mobility masterpiece.
Cheaper than an iPhone, less gorgeous but a darn sight more useful. But can a laptop so cheap really offer you what you need? We take a closer look. Eee for those puzzled by the moniker stands for Easy to Learn, Easy to Work, Easy to Play and has been designed to offer cheap affordable computing to the masses.
Sporting just a 7-inch screen and weighing in at just g this will comfortable fit into any bag and allow for portable working to the extreme. The laptop brazenly defies the conventional standards of portable computing and delivers extreme mobility at an appealing price. The basic mode user interface has some weaknesses and lacks visual consistency, but it largely meets the requirements of mainstream users and offers a high level of usability that make it appropriate for an audience that includes students and children.
The IceWM and KDE environments are also flexible enough to please Linux enthusiasts who are looking for a cheap platform for developing software while on the go. Asus doesn't attempt to lock anything down, which makes the platform very easy to customize. The three E's in Eee PC stand for easy to learn, play, and work; excellent mobile experience; and excellent Internet experience.
The system basically delivered on nearly every expected metric, save perhaps the somewhat cramped feel of the keyboard area, which is part of the territory for a machine of this form-factor. The operating system was lightning-quick to boot and application load times were also snappy. In addition, we plugged in a few standard components like USB memory sticks and a USB optical mouse, all of which were instantly recognized by the OS, transparently installed and instantly available for use.
The Linux-based Eee PC even discovered our Windows network automatically and we were able to access files on our storage server with the system's File Manager and other applications as well. You won't want to do video editing, or even image editing, on the device, and it's not going to serve as the multimedia centre for your home.
The "Learn" tab. The "Play" tab. Just plug in your iPod and the Music Manager detects the music player and begins importing the songs. The point is that the Eee PC just works. We only wish we could say the same thing about the many Windows-based notebooks we review. The "Settings" tab. For whatever reason the camera was by default turned off in the BIOS and we had to go in and enable it for the camera to work.
On that note, Asus already made several updates available at the time of this review. Asus recently announced that they are teaming up with Microsoft to release a version of the Eee PC that will come preloaded with Windows in Whether or not Windows will help or hurt the performance of the Eee PC remains to be seen.
In any case, you can expect the cost of a Windows-based Eee PC to be higher. The speakers on the Eee PC are hard to miss. They are located to the left and right of the screen and, thanks to their black speaker grills, stand out in comparison to the rest of the all white notebook.
The location might appear odd, but it provides a clear path to your head for maximum listening pleasure.
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