power management setup may be of use. I run on a laptop and have had it
die on me a few times. It is set to sleep by default in ubuntu
steve
geoffroy tremblay wrote:
for me the how to install .deb would be great
dpkg was a nice discovery - since I was used to only have to double
click on the .deb
Also a list of potential interesting software could be good - I love
nekobee and it wasn't install by default - that is just an example
(like - other software you might like to create multi-media... I love
these list of what else can be done)
Freemind is also another one but it's a bit remote to the idea of
pure:dyne yet quite usefull.
Arduino should be mention since it's not in the menu (or should it
just be in the menu)
my 2 cents
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 7:36 AM, gusano <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
hi
what about some notes on how to dual-boot with pure-dyne ?
cheers
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