naay nindot nga thing nga new sa linux.... something about the new linux version of Microsoft Surface.. again as what linux says.. its soon to be free..
naay nindot nga thing nga new sa linux.... something about the new linux version of Microsoft Surface.. again as what linux says.. its soon to be free..
Using Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron Beta no problems so far! works great
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I will also try linux Ubuntu
Originally Posted by tony2tone
mao bani cya lastest na version?
just wait for the official release of Hardy Heron which will be released this coming April 2008
No need.. you can update your version of ubuntu to hardy heron.. there's a beta release already.. remember that with the right repositories, it just automatically updates.. dili na ka mag hassle-hassle to find a right installer or version.... naa ra sa repositories ang mga updates.. just download the gutsy then upgrade to hardy...Originally Posted by DMBreathn
Guys, check out the dtouch mpx, a linux version of what they call microsoft surface.. its still under development but its a free alternative to the $10,000 Microsoft Surface that is already out in the market.. as linux says.. its free....
Yup.. you heard me right... MIcrosoft sells it for a damn price of $10,000... hehe just thinking.. when will this reach Cebu.. (I'm talking about the touch table)..
what i mean is .. unya na'g upgrade to heron kung dili na beta .. beta is beta ..
there are lots of websites kung onsaon pag upgrade from ubuntu to heron. kung kinsa to nahan mo try sa beta .. that's still be fine ...
People who use their packages that aren't very popular and/or compile their own deb packages should really wait until a couple weeks after the nwe Ubuntu is out.
How do i configure internet connection in FREEBSD? I have installed freebsd on vmware.. but dont know how to configure the internet connection s a vmware
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