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[executorvs]

So as of late I've taken to converting windows computers and users alike over to Ubuntu or it's various forks (a project fork happens when developers take a copy of source code from one software package and start independent development on it, creating a distinct piece of software.),it's fun.

kubuntu, ubuntu, xubuntu, and even edubuntu are all

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[lordkalkin]

"and my favorite, I don't spend a week removing bloatware or old copies of Norton. in addition to it working simply and cleanly it comes with an integrated add/remove programs UI with most software a standard user could need just check the box apply and it downloads and installs free automatic easy."

Hmmm, that sounds like something I told you a year ago or so when you were still going on about how well you can get Windows computers to work.

[executorvs]

I still can make windows work well... just can't always make other people's windows work well after they've looked at it.

you should talk to Samantha about beryl or compiz.. she wants my graphics.

and Damien about Ubuntu studio.

[lordkalkin]

I'll remember to mention it to her after class on Friday.

I haven't talked to Damien about Ubuntu studio because I haven't messed with it as much. I have passed it onto Derrick, who is currently working on getting line-in microphones and such to work. I have, however, talked to Damien about Audacity, which is what we've been using to edit the music we've recorded.

[holytoastr]

Without the nice package manager thing, I wouldn't be able to run ubuntu on my own. It makes linux less scary.

[executorvs]

depends on how I feel.. it needs some improvement but yes it does make many things simpler.

[ladysugarsama]

ok, so not really related but i'm back in town! yay! i'd like to see you and some other people, so drop me a line if i didn't give you my new cell #

[executorvs]

new cell number??