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Old 07-23-2009, 11:18 AM   #1
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randomly switching to a new OS for fun... Acer Aspire One's Linpus had some error and I couldn't ever find a clean copy of it so its probably had 6 or 7 different OS's since June?ish... I really like moblin (http://moblin.org/) its a great system for underpowered netbooks - but its still sort of in beta
Ubuntu has a Netbook Remix edition: http://www.canonical.com/projects/ubuntu/unr

I'm typing this message on the forerunner to that, Easy Peasy. It was started by a 3rd party and then adopted by the Ubuntu team but continues to develop on its own at a faster pace.

Both distributions offer a much easier to use interface for small screens (I'm on an ASUS EEE PC 900), come pre-configured for all the hardware on the unit, and have access to the Ubuntu repositories.
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Old 07-23-2009, 05:20 PM   #2
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my AAO runs XP never had a problem. plus i dont think its underpowered i can run Photomatix and watch a video no problem
I have the 8GB SSHD and 1.5GB ram so its a little faster with the extra ram but I can't really watch things 'full screen' but could have been moblin's fault (or mine since I was messing with it)

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Ubuntu has a Netbook Remix edition: http://www.canonical.com/projects/ubuntu/unr

I'm typing this message on the forerunner to that, Easy Peasy. It was started by a 3rd party and then adopted by the Ubuntu team but continues to develop on its own at a faster pace.

Both distributions offer a much easier to use interface for small screens (I'm on an ASUS EEE PC 900), come pre-configured for all the hardware on the unit, and have access to the Ubuntu repositories.
yeah I really liked netbook remix, it was great on our eeepc1001, but now that computer dual boots xp and a cracked apple os of some sort. But I do <3 ubuntu, its so easy and smooth on the AAO


ps - those white water pictures are awesome!
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