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#2 Nov 4th, 2009
yes, it looks quite promising. not a big KDE4 fan though, so will be giving GNOME a go. proceeding with caution though, as i have an intel chipset and my machine hates both the new ubuntu and fedora
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Originally Posted by jbennet 
yes, it looks quite promising. not a big KDE4 fan though, so will be giving GNOME a go. proceeding with caution though, as i have an intel chipset and my machine hates both the new ubuntu and fedora
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#4 Nov 4th, 2009
no i mean with regards to video. Intel chipsets and Plymouth KMS dont mix
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#5 Nov 5th, 2009
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Originally Posted by gerard4143
If your talking about wireless then I never had any problems with Mandriva..I also use Gnome but with this version I'm going to give KDE a try, maybe just maybe they have the bugs worked out..
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#6 Nov 7th, 2009
Will check it out, thanks 
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#7 Nov 15th, 2009
I've downloaded ISO, googling to see how I can make it "USB resident" Operating System so that I can walk and boot anywhere, just like when it is installed in machine
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I love KDE and I don't know why you guys don't like it. Is there something wrong? I used KUbuntu some times ago, and was comfortable with KDE
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#9 Nov 15th, 2009
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I love KDE and I don't know why you guys don't like it. Is there something wrong? I used KUbuntu some times ago, and was comfortable with KDE
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