Comments for LinuxConfig.net http://linuxconfig.net Linux and Unix based systems configurations, manuals, HOWTOs and more ... Fri, 03 Feb 2012 15:35:32 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on [Review] 2012 Linux distributions reviews by Khurram Majeed http://linuxconfig.net/media/featured/2012-linux-distributions-reviews.html#comment-1457 Khurram Majeed Fri, 03 Feb 2012 15:35:32 +0000 http://linuxconfig.net/?p=783#comment-1457 Hello, Cool update.. I am trying to migrate from Windows to Linux. I have tried Ubuntu 9.10-11.10 briefly and always had troubles setting up a perfect system.. due to problems with either drivers/Wifi etc. But the good thing is I always managed to get it working with the help of community. My biggest negative for latest ubuntu 11.04+ is the Unity interface... I can't even get my way around basic things like apps etc. I am thinking of giving Fedora a try.. Can you suggest its suitability base on 1. Comparison to Unity 2. Community 3. My Hardware Intel Core 2 Duo T7500 2.2GHz 4GB DDR2 332MHz RAM Mobile Intel 4 Series Graphic Card 17inch - 1440x900 Display Hello,
Cool update..
I am trying to migrate from Windows to Linux. I have tried Ubuntu 9.10-11.10 briefly and always had troubles setting up a perfect system.. due to problems with either drivers/Wifi etc.
But the good thing is I always managed to get it working with the help of community.

My biggest negative for latest ubuntu 11.04+ is the Unity interface… I can’t even get my way around basic things like apps etc.

I am thinking of giving Fedora a try..

Can you suggest its suitability base on

1. Comparison to Unity
2. Community
3. My Hardware
Intel Core 2 Duo T7500 2.2GHz
4GB DDR2 332MHz RAM
Mobile Intel 4 Series Graphic Card
17inch – 1440×900 Display

]]> Comment on [How To] Nano text editor by admin http://linuxconfig.net/commands/how-to-nano-text-editor.html#comment-1380 admin Wed, 01 Feb 2012 19:34:22 +0000 http://linuxconfig.net/?p=1438#comment-1380 Teb Tengri from Facebook: On that note zile isn't too bad on a size contstrained system either if you are used to emacs Teb Tengri from Facebook: On that note zile isn’t too bad on a size contstrained system either if you are used to emacs

]]> Comment on [How To] Nano text editor by admin http://linuxconfig.net/commands/how-to-nano-text-editor.html#comment-1379 admin Wed, 01 Feb 2012 19:34:08 +0000 http://linuxconfig.net/?p=1438#comment-1379 Alexander DeWolf from Facebook: JOVE (Johnathan's Own Verion of EMACS) is where I started. Alexander DeWolf from Facebook: JOVE (Johnathan’s Own Verion of EMACS) is where I started.

]]> Comment on [How To] Nano text editor by admin http://linuxconfig.net/commands/how-to-nano-text-editor.html#comment-1378 admin Wed, 01 Feb 2012 19:33:41 +0000 http://linuxconfig.net/?p=1438#comment-1378 Teb Tengri from Facebook: ed and joe, old friends, sadly we've grown apart since 2000 or so. Teb Tengri from Facebook: ed and joe, old friends, sadly we’ve grown apart since 2000 or so.

]]> Comment on [How To] Nano text editor by admin http://linuxconfig.net/commands/how-to-nano-text-editor.html#comment-1377 admin Wed, 01 Feb 2012 19:33:22 +0000 http://linuxconfig.net/?p=1438#comment-1377 Антон Кузякин from Facebook: Does anyone use good old Joe anymore?:-) Антон Кузякин from Facebook: Does anyone use good old Joe anymore?:-)

]]> Comment on [How To] Nano text editor by admin http://linuxconfig.net/commands/how-to-nano-text-editor.html#comment-1376 admin Wed, 01 Feb 2012 19:33:03 +0000 http://linuxconfig.net/?p=1438#comment-1376 Ari Lammasniemi from Facebook: does anyone remember good old Joe anymore? :D Ari Lammasniemi from Facebook: does anyone remember good old Joe anymore? :D

]]> Comment on [How To] Nano text editor by admin http://linuxconfig.net/commands/how-to-nano-text-editor.html#comment-1375 admin Wed, 01 Feb 2012 19:32:43 +0000 http://linuxconfig.net/?p=1438#comment-1375 Teb Tengri from Facebook: Nanois easier to use from someone coming from Windows using notepad or wordpad. I've found vi to be available on far more systems than nano: embedded and the like Teb Tengri from Facebook: Nanois easier to use from someone coming from Windows using notepad or wordpad. I’ve found vi to be available on far more systems than nano: embedded and the like

]]> Comment on [How To] Nano text editor by admin http://linuxconfig.net/commands/how-to-nano-text-editor.html#comment-1374 admin Wed, 01 Feb 2012 19:32:18 +0000 http://linuxconfig.net/?p=1438#comment-1374 Niels Lemmens from Facebook: nano is easy to start with, now I know how to use vim I'm not going back Niels Lemmens from Facebook: nano is easy to start with, now I know how to use vim I’m not going back

]]> Comment on [How To] Nano text editor by admin http://linuxconfig.net/commands/how-to-nano-text-editor.html#comment-1373 admin Wed, 01 Feb 2012 19:32:03 +0000 http://linuxconfig.net/?p=1438#comment-1373 Антон Кузякин from Facebook: Often nano is pre installed Антон Кузякин from Facebook: Often nano is pre installed

]]> Comment on [How To] Nano text editor by admin http://linuxconfig.net/commands/how-to-nano-text-editor.html#comment-1371 admin Wed, 01 Feb 2012 19:31:49 +0000 http://linuxconfig.net/?p=1438#comment-1371 Антон Кузякин from Facebook: Vim for advanced users. But if you need small console editor - nano editor's choice Антон Кузякин from Facebook: Vim for advanced users. But if you need small console editor – nano editor’s choice

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