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Hosted Projects - Standalone => Diaspora => Topic started by: Snagger on March 04, 2010, 05:29:07 am
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Hi guys.
It's not mentioned in the FAQ sticky thread, and a search was forum wide, not specific to Diaspora, so can anyone telll me simply if Diaspora will function correctly with Linux "Mint"? We have come by a friend's laptop, an nice one, with a broken hard drive. We replaced the hard drive and are looking at Linux because we don't want to pay Gates £300 for a bug-ridden OS.
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Yes on Linux. Dunno about Mint's quirks.
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See http://www.hard-light.net/wiki/index.php/Guide_to_FS_Open_on_Linux (http://www.hard-light.net/wiki/index.php/Guide_to_FS_Open_on_Linux)
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Right, so it'll work, but only if you're an awful lot more computer savvy than I am. Bugger!
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does someone have a .deb of fso? would making things easier.
BTW mint is awesome, am using it right now, definitely easiest distro to use.
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mint is a ubuntu baby , and as for difficulty to install i dont thik there will be one , hopefully a new launcher and everything will help with that ..
other than thatdoes someone have a .deb of fso? would making things easier.
as for that TBP has a .deb package but i dont think any other TC has
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Ubuntu is the king.
I just can't get **** working without the internets as the King doesn't detect my built in wireless. :(
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Ubuntu is the king.
I just can't get **** working without the internets as the King doesn't detect my built in wireless. :(
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Ubuntu is the king.
I just can't get **** working without the internets as the King doesn't detect my built in wireless. :(
Mint > Ubuntu, it has everything ubuntu has + everything it needs.
as for wireless drivers, yeah, linux sucks like that, it makes up for it, but its a pain to set up.
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My wife changed her mind about Mint and has installed Ubuntu instead.
I'm glad to hear that there will eb a new launcher so that computer illiterates like me can still play. We just need to get the wireless working on it now - interesting to see that it's a common prolem with that particular OS.
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Ubuntu is the king.
I just can't get **** working without the internets as the King doesn't detect my built in wireless. :(
have a look at ndiswrapper :o