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However, that’s what makes it so damn customizable. Bodhi is based off of the Ubuntu 12.04 system and comes pre-loaded with virtually…nothing! Synaptic package manager, leafpad and midori browser-that’s all I remember it coming with. Hate to sound like I’m spamming, but the truth is that Bodhi enlightenment is the best, fastest, most reliable, secure and downright purdy linux distro out there and it uses Midori as it’s default browser. I like Manjaro (rolling) and OpenSUSE (non-rolling), but just remember to open up the control panel in SUSE and go to networking and switch it over to use the networking daemon when you first start it up on the Live CD. IMHO a good desktop oriented distro using KDE as the desktop is the best usability right now
Linux still has a few occasional usability for users unfamiliar with it in keeping some of the lower system features out of the way that has usually been configured to already be that way on most desktop oriented distros, and still suffers from some probable over zealous permission issues on some of the lower subsystems, most of them are easily managed with a small amount of knowledge on Linux. On a newer rig and expecting it to work (debian), is a recipe to go straight to segfaulting.
I find that you want to use a distro shipping a newer kernel though, using a old kernel
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Linux has a few issues picking between cards that have normal jacks and a HDMI out that can usually be selected in you’re sound mixer in the system tray, and seems to want to occasional reset back to HDMI (which you might not be using) but besides that I haven’t found a single device not supported in Linux out of the box (almost all drivers Linux supportsĪre shipped with the kernel so all drivers are “out of the box”).
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So you’re forced into using legacy, the open source driver is better, the proprietary from AMD is fast and feature complete, I hear everything is even better for Nvidia users, and Intel. Is still weak on newer cards, if you’re card is old enough to have been end of lined by ATI Linux has execellent driver support now execept the efficiency of the open source ATI driver Wine running of Windows games on Linux is just a added bonus that could work, but should never be expected to, since they were never designed to do so, nothing like Wine will ever become entirely perfect.
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Stick to in the future, proprietary software installing “stuff” on my windows installation has
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Mainly I’m a classic gamer, which linux does perfectly for what I use (except that the big 3 SNES emulators have been doing terrible maintenance on their Linux ports lately), and I play some of the MMOs wine supports (though a couple it doesn’t), and my PC gaming outside of that is mainly Valve stuff that has been ported to Linux with steam, which I will probable I play 3 high profile MMOs and wine runs one of those perfectly, the others are hit and miss and get broken on some patches and are working on others.
Linux should not be rated on how well it runs windows programs that is just a added bonus that sometimes works for big profile games, and almost always usually works for simpler programs you need like utilities or creative programs, I have tons of obscure utilities that I need for this and that, that wine runs perfectly.
(which is the default search engine so its immediately loaded on start) totally WTF BBQs Midori on windows causing a total lockup until the process is killed. I will second the fact that Midori is a great browser for Linux, but just loading Join #midori on Freenode to talk about Midori, discuss bugs and new ideas. Releases of WebKitGTK+ are tracked actively but older versions are supported. Requirements: GLib 2.32.3, GTK+ 2.24.0, WebkitGTK+ 1.8.1, libXML2, libsoup 2.27.90, sqlite 3.0, Vala 0.16, libnotifyĭevelopment happens on GitHub, from which stable versions are prepared. User scripts and styles a la Greasemonkey.Midori is a lightweight yet powerful web browser which runs just as well on little embedded computers named for delicious pastries as it does on beefy machines with a core temperature exceeding that of planet earth.
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