Hi,
I may have convinced a family member of the merits of a small box home
computer system. I'm no particular axe to grind regarding Shuttle boxes but
the requirement is a small, quiet box for a home office setting. Its be running
a full weight Linux distro and probably Win7 in dual boot
Must ...
Try...
To resist...
Extreme pedantry...
2010/1/8 Adam John Trickett adam.trick...@iredale.net:
It'll probably be driving a 4:3 ratio LCD at approx 1280x1024 and not used for
games other than the solitaire type. I'm not expecting it to be used for
video, other than a bit of YouTube.
On Friday 08 Jan 2010 16:11:25 Alan Pope wrote:
Must ...
Try...
To resist...
Extreme pedantry...
2010/1/8 Adam John Trickett adam.trick...@iredale.net:
It'll probably be driving a 4:3 ratio LCD at approx 1280x1024 and not
used for games other than the solitaire type. I'm not
Hi,
On Fri, Jan 08 at 04:05, Adam John Trickett wrote:
...
What things should I be looking for? Obviously if it runs Windows then it
will
need more grunt, but my preference is for a case with a passively cooled CPU
and graphics system and a quite hard disk.
My experience with Shuttles
Bob Dunlop wrote:
Hi,
On Fri, Jan 08 at 04:05, Adam John Trickett wrote:
...
What things should I be looking for? Obviously if it runs Windows then it
will
need more grunt, but my preference is for a case with a passively cooled CPU
and graphics system and a quite hard disk.
The latest Alpha release of Rawtherapee had been release under a GPL V3
license.
http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/RawTherapee-3-0-Alpha-1-released-under-GPL-license-896214.html
The author hopes that other developers will step in and help develope a
more user friendly GUI.
It is nice to
