Hi,
The XFCE Community Edition of Cassandra is out! This is the first Community Edition to release a stable version. Many thanks to Merlwiz for developing and maintaining it.
Download page: http://www.linuxmint.com/download.html
Release notes: http://www.linuxmint.com/cassandra-xfce.html
Clem
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Cassandra XFCE Community Edition is out!
by clem on Tue Aug 07, 2007 12:54 pm
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by .ee on Tue Aug 07, 2007 9:54 pm
It's nice job, guys! Thank you. I will try it later. Mint is great but I also like lighter and faster linux flavours. Maybe the XFCE edition will take place of Gnome Mint on my lappy. The booting times is what I would like to be improved in the future, if possible.
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by mistreated on Wed Aug 08, 2007 3:10 am
i'm using cassandra with a gnome desktop, but i wish to upgrade to xfce.
There will be a casandra-xfce-desktop package to upgrade? how could i change my environment without formatting my pc?
Thanx for the amazing job of Linux Mint - it really changed my vision of the dark side!
There will be a casandra-xfce-desktop package to upgrade? how could i change my environment without formatting my pc?
Thanx for the amazing job of Linux Mint - it really changed my vision of the dark side!
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Cass XFCE is running well
by capricornus on Wed Aug 08, 2007 7:54 am
As you already know, since Xmas I've been downloading and installing a lot of distro's, and everyone of them has its own particularities. Few remain in my CD-box thought, for several little inconveniences.
But Mint stays there.
I downloaded LinuxMint XFCE, on Tuesday at the uncredible rate of a few KB/s, today (Wednesday in BE) at about 140 KB/s, it takes a breakfast and reading the paper twice...LOL
I repartitioned my dedicated HD with GPartEd, #1 for LInuxMint, #2 and #5 for SWAP and #3 and #4 for the recently distributed Wolvix 1.1.0 .
Now I have two light-footed and formidable competitors, one from the Ubuntu rep, and one from the Slack rep.
They both install easily and run swiftly on a Sempron 2600 cpu with 512 MBRAM. They both recognized video and audio and a USB-HD. LinuxMint recognized a higher video-resolution that Wolvix does not, even not in the Display setting, but I'm still very pleased with both distro's, since they offer me everything I expect from my pc.
Thanks to the XFCE team!
But Mint stays there.
I downloaded LinuxMint XFCE, on Tuesday at the uncredible rate of a few KB/s, today (Wednesday in BE) at about 140 KB/s, it takes a breakfast and reading the paper twice...LOL
I repartitioned my dedicated HD with GPartEd, #1 for LInuxMint, #2 and #5 for SWAP and #3 and #4 for the recently distributed Wolvix 1.1.0 .
Now I have two light-footed and formidable competitors, one from the Ubuntu rep, and one from the Slack rep.
They both install easily and run swiftly on a Sempron 2600 cpu with 512 MBRAM. They both recognized video and audio and a USB-HD. LinuxMint recognized a higher video-resolution that Wolvix does not, even not in the Display setting, but I'm still very pleased with both distro's, since they offer me everything I expect from my pc.
Thanks to the XFCE team!
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