PCLinuxOS 2011 Review - Linux Distro Reviews
A review of the PCLinuxOS 2011.6. Overall, a well-performing system that provides a stable rolling release with the latest packages, top-tier applications, and better hardware support than ever.
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Linux Mint 9 - New Video! [Full HD]
I made a new more improved video about Linux Mint 9 with Compiz Fusion + Emerald + Cairo Dock, this time I also configured/set up Conky, a nice gadget which shows the resources being used, date and time as well. Also I now have a graphical visualizer for Audacious, not too useful but what the heck, it makes it look nice :) And yes, I use Fraps for my videos, hence the name.ogv file in the beginning of the video, it's too much of a hassle for me to convert this fkin ogv, I just play the .ogv in VLC Player and record it with Fraps, then all the files go trough Adobe Premiere Pro, where they are compressed into one .mp4 file with the H.264 codec, alot easier if you ask me! ;) I do not own the copyrights for the audio, nor did I create these tracks, all credits go to the artists! If you like this, support this artists work and buy it :)
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Added: 279 days ago by
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Linux Mint 9 + Compiz + Emerald & Cairo Dock [Full HD]
Playing around with Linux Mint 9 "Isadora". I'm not that skilled in using Linux, like many other people I come from Windows, and this is my first try and the experience I have had until now is that Linux is just as useful as any other OS, with each ofcourse having their own downs and ups, so keep in mind that there is NO such thing as "The best OS". Here I am just messing around with Compiz Fusion, Emerald and Cairo Dock, showing some of the nice eye candy that you can have if you use Linux... I used gtk-recordMyDesktop to capture the screen, somehow some of the compiz effects cause tearing in the screen, there are probably more people who are experiencing the same issue... I have tried several solutions on the internet, none of them did work, fortunately I have found the solution to fix the problem here... I can not guarantee it will work for you, it's a case of trial and error... the solution for me was to uncheck "Allow flipping" at NVIDIA X Settings (OpenGL Settings Tab) According to several sites, the issue could be solved by checking Sync to VblanK... just try it, you never know if it solves the issue for you! Enjoy the effects and the fitting tune as well =] I do not own the copyrights for the audio used in this recording, nor did I create it, all credits go to the artist! If you like this, support this artists work and buy it :)
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Added: 280 days ago by
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Liberar espacio en Linux Ubuntu 11.04.mp4
Liberar espacio Cuando hay problemas de espacio, y el mismo sistema te avisa de ellos, tal vez es hora de hacer una limpieza de la carpeta /var/cache/apt/archives, en la que se guardan los paquetes necesarios para instalar programas y aplicaciones. Para saber cuánto espacio están ocupando estos archivos, puedes correr en consola el siguiente comando: du -sh /var/cache/apt/archives Para recuperar el espacio, se utilizan los siguientes comandos: sudo apt-get autoclean Elimina del cache los paquetes .deb con versiones anteriores a los de los programas que tienes instalados. sudo apt-get clean Elimina todos los paquetes del cache. El único inconveniente que podría resultar es que si quieres reinstalar un paquete, tienes que volver a descargarlo. sudo apt-get autoremove Borra los paquetes huérfanos, o las dependencias que quedan instaladas después de haber instalado una aplicación y luego eliminarla, por lo que ya no son necesarias. Fuente: http://usemoslinux.blogspot.com/2011/07/comandos-para-liberar-espacio-con-apt.html canal de antraxx148 http://www.youtube.com/user/antraxx148
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Added: 280 days ago by
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