Miscellaneous

[...] check out the latest version of Ubuntu, however after hearing so many good things about Arch Linux I decided to download a copy and give it a try. The default desktop environment for Ubuntu has [...]

[...] moving round Linux distributions recently and currently find myself using (and rather enjoying) Arch Linux. As my article on installing MiniDLNA on Ubuntu is so far my post popular, I though I’d [...]

[...] If you want to use KDE but don’t fancy installing Arch Linux I’d highly recommend Kubuntu 12.04. Details of this release and download links can be [...]

[...] One minor issue I had after installing Arch Linux and KDE was that the KDE display manager (KDM/login screen) did not use the default KDE mouse [...]

[...] Since installing Arch Linux and KDE I’ve noticed a delay after logging in to my PC (after log in but before the [...]

[...] Following on from my Installing Arch Linux with KDE post, installing GNOME instead of KDE is very simple. When editing the /etc/ [...]

[...] it a try. The default desktop environment for Ubuntu has always been GNOME, so I decided to install KDE, this guide will step through what I did to install Arch Linux and then install KDE on my [...]

[...] this once you log in, to do this add ! at the beginning of network. Now it is time to start installing KDE. I like to install a minimal copy of KDE and then add the components I want after Above I [...]

[...] recently and currently find myself using (and rather enjoying) Arch Linux. As my article on installing MiniDLNA on Ubuntu is so far my post popular, I though I’d document how I installed and [...]

[...] the following Press enter until you are asked for your password While still logged in as root, install sudo, this will allow you to run root commands when logged in with your own account When using [...]

[...] back to the Main Menu The initicpio images will be rebuilt at this point Enter the Install bootloader menu and enter vga=773 at the end of each kernel line, this isn’t necessary, but [...]