Mint LXDE 9 transformed into Ubuntu Gnome 10.04
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Mint LXDE 9 transformed into Ubuntu Gnome 10.04
I managed to transform my Mint 9 LXDE:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rblo1UzILI
I didn't imagine that LXDE was so versatile when I installed Mint 9 LXDE a couple of weeks ago!
I love LXDE
into something looking very similar to Ubuntu 10.04:
The result is not perfect but it's only a matter of installing a couple of themes (maybe I'll write a short tutorial on this). I would like to share the screencast which inspired me:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rblo1UzILI
I didn't imagine that LXDE was so versatile when I installed Mint 9 LXDE a couple of weeks ago!
I love LXDE
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Re: Mint LXDE 9 transformed in Ubuntu Gnome 10.04
Cool . . and I bet it's wwwaaaayyyyy faster !!!
Re: Mint LXDE 9 transformed in Ubuntu Gnome 10.04
Yes, it is. Ubuntu 10.04 is way too heavy for my old Turion 64 CPU (same for Mint 9 Main Edition ).richyrich wrote:Cool . . and I bet it's wwwaaaayyyyy faster !!!
Mint LXDE runs instead veeeeery smoothly. Thanx Mint LXDE Team!!!
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Re: Mint LXDE 9 transformed into Ubuntu Gnome 10.04
at least in your Ubuntu theme i can see the programme names in that bottom line.
Re: Mint LXDE 9 transformed into Ubuntu Gnome 10.04
Very nice Can you send this to the "Lubuntu" guys ? They could sure use some help with their theming !!
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Re: Mint LXDE 9 transformed into Ubuntu Gnome 10.04
Looks great, thanks
Re: Mint LXDE 9 transformed into Ubuntu Gnome 10.04
Great job, please give us a tutorial on how you did it.
Re: Mint LXDE 9 transformed in Ubuntu Gnome 10.04
m4daredsun wrote:Yes, it is. Ubuntu 10.04 is way too heavy for my old Turion 64 CPU (same for Mint 9 Main Edition ).richyrich wrote:Cool . . and I bet it's wwwaaaayyyyy faster !!!
Mint LXDE runs instead veeeeery smoothly. Thanx Mint LXDE Team!!!
No Ubuntu 10.04 isn't to heavy, you're incorrect with this statement...
You just installed the basic CD which installs Gnome. Gnome is to heavy not Ubuntu.
You can with experience do a custom install of Ubuntu with the ubuntu-10.04.1-alternate-amd64.iso
Then you can simply just install LXDE, again I said with experience....
Re: Mint LXDE 9 transformed into Ubuntu Gnome 10.04
Nice work, congratulation!
Maybe we could open a discussion to show our customized Mint and share the ideas.
Maybe we could open a discussion to show our customized Mint and share the ideas.
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DasFox: yes, you're right. Ubuntu with Gnome desktop is heavy.DasFox wrote:m4daredsun wrote:Yes, it is. Ubuntu 10.04 is way too heavy for my old Turion 64 CPU (same for Mint 9 Main Edition ).richyrich wrote:Cool . . and I bet it's wwwaaaayyyyy faster !!!
Mint LXDE runs instead veeeeery smoothly. Thanx Mint LXDE Team!!!
No Ubuntu 10.04 isn't to heavy, you're incorrect with this statement...
You just installed the basic CD which installs Gnome. Gnome is to heavy not Ubuntu.
You can with experience do a custom install of Ubuntu with the ubuntu-10.04.1-alternate-amd64.iso
Then you can simply just install LXDE, again I said with experience....
An alternate Ubuntu install with LXDE should be OK for an old machine.
However, it's great to have distrbutions like Mint LXDE (or LUbuntu) for not-so-experienced Linux users as I am...
Re: Mint LXDE 9 transformed into Ubuntu Gnome 10.04
tns wrote:Great job, please give us a tutorial on how you did it.
lollo6 wrote:Nice work, congratulation!
Maybe we could open a discussion to show our customized Mint and share the ideas.
Thanks!
Unfortunately my beloved old machine died last week
I will need some time to get a now one and start playing again with LXDE...