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\n<\/div>\nIt starts up like lightening, but adding software (even with an IT pro at your side) can be a bit of a bum. The first thing I loved about the Ubuntu version was fab games! I’m easily pleased!! lol<\/p>\nI like the look if it. The desktop is still not conventional, but at least it doesn’t look like it’s aimed at a 8 year old. <\/p>\n\n\n![\"Media_http4bpblogspot_zenvf\"](\"http:\/\/larelle.files.wordpress.com\/2009\/04\/media_http4bpblogspot_zenvf-scaled500.png?w=300\")
\n<\/div>\nThe other part I initially liked was being able to install Adobe Air and use TweetDeck for twitter, thinking that I’d LOVE to use TweetDeck, as everyone else seems to use it. But I don’t really get on with that. I’ve got Spotify installed on here, and I can see thing attached to Wine in a clearer way too. <\/p>\nPros and cons, pros and cons. Takes a while for the desktop to be up and running and it’s changed my keyboard around slightly, so my quotation makes are where my @ symbol is, and vice versa. Will just take a little brain retrain. <\/p>\nIt’s not on permanently yet and I will make sure I give it some more testing before I decide to install fully. I’ll keep you informed.<\/p>\nUpdate: 10pm<\/p>\nI’ve installed it fully on the system. Had a few little teething probs. After it seemingly being the same, my keyboard (since doing some system updates) has been sorted and my @ and “‘s are in the right place again. Installed Spotify again, but was getting digital interference\/cut-outs, which was making me think “uh oh! Maybe I rushed the install”. But all it required was a small change to the Wine audio settings. A click there and an unclick there and it was sorted, and the sound is now crystal. <\/p>\nSo far, so good. I’m really getting into Easy Peasy version Ubuntu.
For more info check the Easy Peasy wiki page by clicking here<\/a>.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blogger.googleusercontent.com\/tracker\/3979208399727476335-131417206338991161?l=lozzyr.blogspot.com\")
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\n<\/div>\nThe other part I initially liked was being able to install Adobe Air and use TweetDeck for twitter, thinking that I’d LOVE to use TweetDeck, as everyone else seems to use it. But I don’t really get on with that. I’ve got Spotify installed on here, and I can see thing attached to Wine in a clearer way too. <\/p>\nPros and cons, pros and cons. Takes a while for the desktop to be up and running and it’s changed my keyboard around slightly, so my quotation makes are where my @ symbol is, and vice versa. Will just take a little brain retrain. <\/p>\nIt’s not on permanently yet and I will make sure I give it some more testing before I decide to install fully. I’ll keep you informed.<\/p>\nUpdate: 10pm<\/p>\nI’ve installed it fully on the system. Had a few little teething probs. After it seemingly being the same, my keyboard (since doing some system updates) has been sorted and my @ and “‘s are in the right place again. Installed Spotify again, but was getting digital interference\/cut-outs, which was making me think “uh oh! Maybe I rushed the install”. But all it required was a small change to the Wine audio settings. A click there and an unclick there and it was sorted, and the sound is now crystal. <\/p>\nSo far, so good. I’m really getting into Easy Peasy version Ubuntu.For more info check the Easy Peasy wiki page by clicking here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"I’ve spent the last 24 hours using a different version of Linux on my netbook that runs “live” from an SD card. It’s a version of Ubuntu for netbooks called Easy Peasy. It’s more meant for the EEEPC, but seems to be working just as well for my netbook. I sometimes get a little tired … <\/p>\n