Hi all,
Just a quick reminder that as this is the first Wednesday of June which means that GLUG is on!
We'll be meeting from 8pm in 091 Labs and move to O'Connells around 9pm.
Looking forward to seeing ye there!
Cheers,
Padraic
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Nice one! Congratulations Nicola!
Aaron
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I recently reading a blog post about Unity vs Gnome Shell, somebody suggested Voyager which is a xfce distro based from Xubuntu. I haven't tried it yet but looking for the website it looks pretty solid.
I will give it spin once I get a change via USB or VM
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to Padraic's message, and it just chose the first one, which was
091labs-public! :P
Cool! :D
> we tried fedora 17 live and we noticed a very good implementation
> of gnome 3 that seemed to work great.
Is there a free software driver available for your wireless card? With
> We also tried trisquel 5.5, so far so good just the same (except my
> poor wifi-card that it didn't work with it, maybe because a
> reconfiguration of the wi-fi card module it was needed).
Trisquel being a libre distro, they go to the trouble of removing all
binary blobs from the kernel, which usually tends to be hardware stuff
like wireless cards. h-node[1] is a good place to start to make sure.
I've got this inconvenience, there are only proprietary modules for my
card, otherwise I'd be running the linux-libre kernel for fedora (it's
the only thing that doesn't work).
> Nice one! Congratulations Nicola
I second this. Well done Nicola! :)