LiveW Released! (Complete OS for warez users)
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Supports both ATi and nVidia, nVidia tends to have better Linux drivers. I never had GPU problems under SUSE (using ATi). Gnome supports dual-screen setups
Because I am not a one man army :p. Simply put, to much work to create different versions. Besides, those still having a 32-bit CPU are in need of an upgrade.
snowmanrene
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Well Hyperz, if you are willing to put it on torrents, only give the torrent file to one person and let them dl off of you using a seedbox. Then they give it to other seedbox users. Then we distribute it, so that there is a base of a few high speed seedbox users.
Helps to spread, and we can advertise it all over the place.......the Warez OS :D
Helps to spread, and we can advertise it all over the place.......the Warez OS :D
WJ isn't useful for the average leecher. I think Elj's idea is better, have an offline startpage with links to useful sites and maybe a google custom search thing like the default FF startpage.
But I'll have to redo a bunch of work, yesterday my VM harddrive corrupted for no reason
.WJ isn't useful for the average leecher. I think Elj's idea is better, have an offline startpage with links to useful sites and maybe a google custom search thing like the default FF startpage.
But I'll have to redo a bunch of work, yesterday my VM harddrive corrupted for no reason
I could design the page if you want. Give me a list of useful sites
Thanks for the suggestions people.
Tiny update:
I've decided to start over with this because I wasn't happy with the direction it was going. I guess I was testing/exploring to many things and the whole thing just started to feel like a pile of badly organized software. That and something was terribly wrong with a GTK2 theme engine which caused the theme I was trying to put together look like Windows 98, lol. Oh well, we have time enough
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I'm also not sure whether it is a good idea to make snapshots available (as in ISO's of the current progress which do work but do not reflect at all what the end result will be).
Tiny update:
I've decided to start over with this because I wasn't happy with the direction it was going. I guess I was testing/exploring to many things and the whole thing just started to feel like a pile of badly organized software. That and something was terribly wrong with a GTK2 theme engine which caused the theme I was trying to put together look like Windows 98, lol. Oh well, we have time enough
.I'm also not sure whether it is a good idea to make snapshots available (as in ISO's of the current progress which do work but do not reflect at all what the end result will be).
I've been thinking about making some recordings to place on youtube instead of pictures. But again, what would be seen in the video wouldn't be what the final thing would look like (especially the Theme, would be the default SUSE one still). And possibly make users go "Meh... -.-". I dunno, I'll record it when I rebuild an ISO file.
Another small update. Just finished pre-configuring the font rendering.
A lot of people always complain about fonts and text in Linux saying
it looks shit compared to windows. Well, I think I got them near perfect.
I would even go as far as saying the fonts look better than on a default *buntu install.
A lot of people always complain about fonts and text in Linux saying
it looks shit compared to windows. Well, I think I got them near perfect
.I would even go as far as saying the fonts look better than on a default *buntu install.
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