Kendal,
I would also like a 64-bit option. I have a dual-core machine and would
love to run 64-bit STS/Eclipse. At the same time, I'm getting between 7-8
hours of run time on my battery. Generally speaking, will 64-bit be more
hungry or more efficient than the same 32-bit OS?
BTW, I like your
I like having the application menu available when I right click the
desktop. I found where to configure that option, but when I enable it
there are only 3 apps listed. Shouldn't it be the same menu structure
that exists when clicking on the Lubuntu start button?
Also, I think it would be great i
I now know that power management settings can be configured by
clicking on the battery icon when a netbook/laptop is running on
battery, but I didn't see Power Management Preferences anywhere in the
application menus. Am I missing it?
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Patrick Johnson
On 05/05/2011 04:11 PM, Jean-Pierre Vidal Piesset wrote:
> This could also mean that the support for i586 could exist again?
> This should maybe notted somewhere for the goals for when Lubuntu
> become an official derivative :)
That would be a hard thing to achieve at this point, I think. Ubuntu
Yes, please make an 64 bit ISO! I'll be one of the first to test/use it.
With metta,
Chris Druif
On May 5, 2011 8:14 PM, "Kendall Weaver" wrote:
> For the time being, I can go ahead and whip up a 64 bit .iso if there is
any
> interest in me doing so. It shouldn't take but a couple of hours. I ha
>
> It should also mean that other developers and packagers within the
> Ubuntu world need to "take Lubuntu seriously" and not do anything that
> will break Lubuntu (like doubling the amount of calculated disk space
> needed just 3 weeks before release, and then not providing any way for
> the user
HA! I never knew peppermint was for off lubuntu!!! nice ;)
On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 1:13 PM, Kendall Weaver wrote:
> For the time being, I can go ahead and whip up a 64 bit .iso if there is
> any interest in me doing so. It shouldn't take but a couple of hours. I have
> most of one put together alr
For the time being, I can go ahead and whip up a 64 bit .iso if there is any
interest in me doing so. It shouldn't take but a couple of hours. I have
most of one put together already as I'll need it to build the 64 bit
Peppermint release.
On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 1:38 PM, Julien Lavergne wrote:
>
On Wed, 04 May 2011 20:38:25 -0700
Jonathan Marsden wrote:
> As well as the expected "publicity and marketing" benefits, at a
> technical level we would be able to use the official Ubuntu build
> infrastructure for creating our ISOs, and official test setups for
> tracking which tests have been d
The Bittorrent protocol has one downside, not being able to connect
simple users.
the reason for this is are "passive" connections, where the torrent
client is not directly accessible through a tcp port from the
internet.
active connections are those clients that did configure a port to be
address
How do you make Deluge share better? Only when I'm downloaden the uploading
seems to go "fast", but besides that, it seems really slow. Even thou I'm
not online all the time, but should be more than 1.241 ratio. Also I can't
seem to be able to upload with every torrent I've got uploading (8 linux
i
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