Hi everyone, I'm new to this forum.I've been using Ubuntu ever since I started using Linux - a couple of years ago. Unfortunately Ubuntu has become less customizable and is simply not what it once was. I've recently found that I need to reinstall due to some problems with my installation. I thought I may as well switch distros.
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I'm sorry if I post this in the wrong forum but I can't seem to find the right place.
I'd like to make a general complaint about how Ubuntu's developing.
Hi I'm JamesI've migrated from Ubuntu, first to Debian then to a couple of Ubuntu-derivs, e.g. Mint, Elementary, etc. Used CentOS a lot at work but keep coming back to Debian-based distros for the familiarity of it.
The recent release of Ubuntu 12.10, aka Quantal Quetzal, is a more palatable version of the open source OS built around the Unity desktop environment. Perhaps I am growing more accustomed to Unity, or maybe Canonical's developers are succeeding in refining the graphical user interface, so it seems less objectionable for me to use.
Hi all, new to the forum and also Ubuntu, I apologise if this is in the wrong place, I was stuck between this and General Help, I figured this would be the better place.
I will be getting a new netbook around Tuesday, and thought it would be a good idea to have a play around on Ubuntu before I install it on my netbook so I have a rough idea how everything works.
However, I have downloaded and ra
While Debian and Ubuntu (along with their respective derivatives) have been my distro of choice for many years, I've since started delving into the other side Linux. Non Debian/Ubuntu distros. I've tried quite a few over the past couple months. From the somewhat complicated (Arch, Gentoo) to the more user-friendly (Fedora, OpenSUSE).
Seems I've fallen in love with one in particular. Fuduntu.
I do not know where to post this message. I posted this on the Ubuntu Facebook page, and I will post it below as well. If you know of someone who could influence this for the better, please share it with them.
Hello, I am a novice user in Fedora, but I've been user of LMDE, Debian and Arch. I decided to test distribution is to learn more about the linux world, and would take a question that has bothered me a bit in Fedora, the dependencies.
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As I mentioned in post title I have some problem with my microphone. I read some web sites for find a solution but none of them work. I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 unity. And I see in a web which a user was said that Skype works in ubuntu gnome much better. Do u have any idea to make it right ?
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