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| Eee PC booting Windows XP and Xubuntu |
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I stripped Xandros from my Eee PC's main memory
and installed Windows XP. I've also got Xubuntu
installed on an SD card, so I decided to show how
quickly you can boot into either environment. Not
bad for a device with a 900MHz celeron processor
(underclocked to 630MHz) and 512MB of RAM.
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Tired of Windows XP?
Why not try Xubuntu
http://www.xubuntu.org/
-Ninja187Rules
PS I do not use Xubuntu, nor do I endorse it in
any way.
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| . \ ' XUBUNTU "efficient" LINUX ' / .: Half Life 2 (Part1) |
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This is as it says, a demonstration of Half Life 2
running on a Pentium D with 2.5 gigs (overkill) on
Xubuntu, the least memory intensive version of
Ubuntu, in fact it starts up on my machine in less
than 128 MB of ram. Half Life 2 will run in under
a gig, about 750MB in most cases, without dipping
into the Virtual Memory on a 1GB machine.. Also I
show in some of these videos how my CPU and memory
are fairing. Note, Half Life 2 as with most Wine
games will run in a window, allowing you to jump
between the game and other system chores.. An
option that is not common of most Windows games.
If you see any polygonal artifacting in the game,
that's my sucky Palit NVidia graphics card, it
frequently overheats and as a side effect has been
acting up by inadequately assigning polygons to
the wronge vertices, creating a splintering
effect.. I'm planning to return it to Palit to get
a new one. It also acts up in Windows XP on the
same machine.. I play games on Ubuntu instead of
XP because of all the crap that loads into my
environment in XP, I get into the game faster on
Linux.. Plus every little thing I can do to get
independent of Microsoft is a big win, I feel..
But I keep XP in the odd case I get something that
is not Linux compatible, like the Samsung T10 I
just bought, Ouch.. Oh well at least my Samsung T9
works with Ubuntu..
Tags : Xubuntu Ubuntu Wine Half Life Rag Doll Physics DirectX 9.0c Pixel Shaders |
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