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Crunchbang is perfect for Dell 1018 inspiron but I am total newbie!!!

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http://crunchbang.org – Hi guys, I was using Ubuntu and with the updates/upgrades the system on my netbook was very slow...( Atom Intel 1.6 Ghz CPU, 1GB DDR3 RAM, Intel Mobile GMA intergrated GPU and 320GB HDD). Well, last night i found searching on google the amazing Crunchbang, it really took me... I did the format on my netbook and it was so smooth and fast. Then I realised that it takes only 100MB from RAM... That was the first shock... But the other shock is that I only know how to use the terminal. All the other staff like personalizing your OS and etc... was helpfull for me from the graphics environment. Ok i (HowTos)

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