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Re: Master The Remaster
« Reply #15 on: May 21, 2010, 12:20:22 PM »
Tim,
Been busy! ::) Heck, still busy. ::)

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Re: Master The Remaster
« Reply #16 on: May 22, 2010, 12:05:58 AM »
Monty??

Changes for 2010 remastering:
http://mypclinuxos.com/forum/index.php?topic=2761.0



Can't change because i have 2 dvds burned and even uploading on torrent.
Too bad. wouldn't you had said this before i could have tried it.

But nothing to worry. Everything is fine.
Thanks all
Tim



..I think Monty has a slightly different focus than your project.  Monty is loaded with A LOT of applications and only the KDE4 desktop environment; it has a unique task-oriented virtual desktop design.  If I understand correctly what tim has put together is different in that he does not have the task oriented desktops, but does have most every desktop environment included is his iso.

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Re: Master The Remaster
« Reply #17 on: May 22, 2010, 12:53:31 AM »
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If I understand correctly what tim has put together is different in that he does not have the task oriented desktops, but does have most every desktop environment included is his iso.

100% Correct. That is what i did.
Actually is all started with my dad. He is kinda interested in linux and i have been downloading a lot of distros just before pclos 2010 release (about January i think). But none, NONE were suitable for me. Some were hard to understand, but some had nothing in them, just this and that.
After the release of pclos 2010, my first goal was to download and install all the packages possible and and remaster it. And even give it a go to other pc's and other "Windows haters". My dad is a XP-ian (sorry that is not in the dictionary, but glued to XP). He even doesn't like 7 because it bogs down small systems.

PCLOS was customizable. If you have the talent to create and tweak it you can make it a super distro.
Unfortunately i can't run this on the Dell C810 1.3 GHz 256RAM machine. So i tried Puppy Linux. Pretty good distro. in 100MB you have pretty lot of apps to run basically. and can boot faster and keep it running in RAM. That is like a wonder distro. And Dad was impressed, totally in awe how fast it was. We don't have SSD but it is like a temporary SSD for us. Blazing fast.

Interestingly the torrent i have uploaded has caught fire. But thing is can't upload at full speed. Sticking to the topic, I want people around the world to know that there is a "contender for Windows" and it is totally free. And that is Linux.

Regards,
Tim
And thanks
« Last Edit: May 22, 2010, 12:55:40 AM by Tommylee567 »

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Re: Master The Remaster
« Reply #18 on: May 22, 2010, 03:08:44 PM »
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If I understand correctly what tim has put together is different in that he does not have the task oriented desktops, but does have most every desktop environment included is his iso.

100% Correct. That is what i did.
Actually is all started with my dad. He is kinda interested in linux and i have been downloading a lot of distros just before pclos 2010 release (about January i think). But none, NONE were suitable for me. Some were hard to understand, but some had nothing in them, just this and that.
After the release of pclos 2010, my first goal was to download and install all the packages possible and and remaster it. And even give it a go to other pc's and other "Windows haters". My dad is a XP-ian (sorry that is not in the dictionary, but glued to XP). He even doesn't like 7 because it bogs down small systems.

PCLOS was customizable. If you have the talent to create and tweak it you can make it a super distro.
Unfortunately i can't run this on the Dell C810 1.3 GHz 256RAM machine. So i tried Puppy Linux. Pretty good distro. in 100MB you have pretty lot of apps to run basically. and can boot faster and keep it running in RAM. That is like a wonder distro. And Dad was impressed, totally in awe how fast it was. We don't have SSD but it is like a temporary SSD for us. Blazing fast.

Interestingly the torrent i have uploaded has caught fire. But thing is can't upload at full speed. Sticking to the topic, I want people around the world to know that there is a "contender for Windows" and it is totally free. And that is Linux.

Regards,
Tim
And thanks

Just to add my $.02,  TEXSTAR has been busting his can for a lot of years to provide a linux distribution that is easy to migrate from Windows to.  Now we have users who are uploading ISO's to torrents, and or where ever that are not the 'official' releases, yet those who download them won't be aware of that.  Are you prepared to provide support to anyone and everyone who comes along and asks questions about torrents you are releasing into the wild?  I'm just curious as to why you would want to change PCLinuxOS as it is, instead of helping people learn that Synaptic is available and they can find any needed applications there.   :o :o

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Re: Master The Remaster
« Reply #19 on: May 22, 2010, 08:54:56 PM »
Linuxera, i realize that problem.
But there are those who don't know about it, head or tail, what will they do?

I'm positive that if it is a problem to the PCLOS team, I will not hesitate to remove the torrent from the site. I don't want problems wandering around here because of me.

Tim
« Last Edit: May 23, 2010, 07:09:39 AM by Tommylee567 »

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Re: Master The Remaster
« Reply #20 on: May 23, 2010, 06:11:09 AM »
Bro, i realize that problem.
But there are those who don't know about it, head or tail, what will they do?

I'm positive that if it is a problem to the PCLOS team, I will not hesitate to remove the torrent from the site. I don't want problems wandering around here because of me.

Tim

Hi,

Just an idea... why not move temporarily your project to mypclos, and give it out as a beta for testing ? Some might give it a try and provide you with valuable feedback ?!

melodie at #lpic-fr on irc.freenode.net

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Re: Master The Remaster
« Reply #21 on: May 23, 2010, 07:00:44 AM »
Hi,

Just an idea... why not move temporarily your project to mypclos, and give it out as a beta for testing ? Some might give it a try and provide you with valuable feedback ?!

Good idea! Will do it in a week. Now time is too late.
Thanks!
Tim

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Re: Master The Remaster
« Reply #22 on: May 23, 2010, 07:23:26 AM »
melodie at #lpic-fr on irc.freenode.net