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Which Linux Distro?

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I have 2000 ubuntu 5.10 (I was tired, thought I typed 2... gawd...)

 

and 10 of the new ones

 

the way i aquired them

 

http://shipit.ubuntu.com

 

they send unbuntu cds for free no charge at all

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Sig and Avatar made by me.

Well, if you really want Ubuntu, but your computer's too slow, how about XUbuntu? It's Ubuntu, but it uses Xfce for the Desktop environment. I would not suggest Kubuntu on your system, since KDE takes up much more resources than Gnome, but if you really want it all you have to do is:

 

sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop

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Well, if you really want Ubuntu, but your computer's too slow, how about XUbuntu? It's Ubuntu, but it uses Xfce for the Desktop environment. I would not suggest Kubuntu on your system, since KDE takes up much more resources than Gnome, but if you really want it all you have to do is:

 

sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop

 

 

 

so would i type in:

 

sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop

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dude i got pked and lost my full zezima

That is correct, but I would reccomend using

 

sudo aptitude install xubuntu-desktop

for this. It's much easier to remove packages like that with aptitude than with apt. Just to

sudo aptitude remove xubuntu-desktop

to get rid of it.

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