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[C-Chan]

Here's a little souvenir from the other forum I've been frequenting lately, featuring our EeePCLinuxOS Beta 2-1 in action.  ^___^

Has ability to use Compiz Fusion, but I don't have it enabled in this particular screenshot.

(Note:  some of the custom artwork on there is mine,.... I just won't say which... ^.^)

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[Bella]

Has ability to use Compiz Fusion, but I don't have it enabled in this particular screenshot.

Ooooooh....I always assumed an EeePC wouldn't have enough system resources to run any kind of window manager like that...

(Note: some of the custom artwork on there is mine,.... I just won't say which... ^.^)

That screen brightness thingy on the left stands out for me...

[C-Chan]

Ooooooh....I always assumed an EeePC wouldn't have enough system resources to run any kind of window manager like that...

For some mysterious reason, PCLinuxOS runs far faster and snappier than in the AsusOS.  So 3D graphics that usually choke along in the custom Xandros build run okay in PCLOS.  Compiz Fusion is particularly smooth, and its zoom in function is extremely helpful in such a tiny screen.  ^^

As far as storage, you're already cutting it at 4GB, and neither modern Linux nor Windows could possibly fit anything useful inside a 2GB footprint (the 2G models).  But since we're using a compressed file system for EeePCLOS, we can cram an entire production suite similar to the one in the AsusOS inside a 600MB footprint.  And that includes Open Office, mind you.  `v'

If EeePCLOS can be made to work flawlessly on a 2G model, then we can actually help make the $300USD model commercially viable!  ^.^

That screen brightness thingy on the left stands out for me...

Yepper, it's supposed to.  You only see the OSD image for about 2 seconds before they phase out.  It's a lot cooler seeing it in action.  ^.^

[NejinOniwa]

Hmmmm~
That's Tomoyo there, isn't it, sempai?

[C-Chan]

But of course, my good man.  ^__^
It's always been my dream to see Tomoyo-chan again, and now I can thanks to Tsubasa Chronicles.  ^^

That there be my FreeDOS-tan inspiration.  -v-

[nicoruizmza]

Hello everybody!!!

This is my new Windows XP uE v.7

This Unnattended Edition of Win XP include a huge collection of software for example: MS Office 2003, some Anti virus, and a lot of staff for internet. (THIS ISN'T ;014  PIRACY!!! ;006 ) All in ONE CD-ROM

The system is updated and work very fast in old computers like a Pentium II @ 266 Mhz with 128 MB  Ram

You should Try it!!

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[Dr. Mario]

F i n a l l y, I'm back now... (I had to resort to MS-DOS, until I found a new IDE cable and got it fixed....)

And, now... the desktop.

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[C-Chan]

This is my new Windows XP uE v.7

This Unnattended Edition of Win XP include a huge collection of software for example: MS Office 2003, some Anti virus, and a lot of staff for internet. (THIS ISN'T PIRACY!!! ) All in ONE CD-ROM

The system is updated and work very fast in old computers like a Pentium II @ 266 Mhz with 128 MB Ram

Question:  did you make this unattended edition of Windows XP yourself using something like nLite, and with a legally-purchased license of Windows XP [whatever] edition that, AND to replace a preexisting installation on a single computer?

Or did you grab it from somewhere?

Any unofficial revision and redistribution of Windows XP is bound to tread on murky legal waters of some sort, so I'd be careful.

Consider rereading the standard EULA:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/sp2/proeula.mspx

F i n a l l y, I'm back now... (I had to resort to MS-DOS, until I found a new IDE cable and got it fixed....)

And, now... the desktop.

Awww... should've posted screencaps of MSDOS too, since she's joined us in the forum.  Welcome back, btw.

[Dr. Mario]

Nothing official, C-chan... Although, I think I still do have MS-DOS 7.1 distro on my DVD-RW disc. (mostly zipped...) And, da*n, I'm still thinking of GreenOmega-tan (like what to draw...) I'm still havin' trouble trying to make the perfect programs (but would want to start out GreenOmega 64 GUI first, then perhaps skin Windows 2000 with it.)

After all, I'm happy to be back here.

[Bella]

My tribute to one of XP's earliest ancestors:

[C-Chan]

*squeals with delight*

GYAAAH!!!  BELLA-SAMA, YOU ARE A DOLL!!!  ^.^

[Smokey]

Well here's my simple desktop... Note how I prevent icon-clutter by keeping them in 2 folders

P.S. I had to resize it cuz I'm running my desktop in 1640x1050

100th post!!! *ahem*

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Oh cool, my first star *a-HEM* sorry for that, but ranking is nice

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[NejinOniwa]

OH YOU I'M SEEING AN INTERNET EXPLORER WINDOW RIGHT THERE
DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT EH!

[Smokey]

yeah...sorry 'bout that......

[NejinOniwa]

Hey, no worries, just follow the link.