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Ubuntu Netbook Remix in AA1
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| But finally, it appeared that the Ubuntu Netbook Remix project had managed to
| produce a version of Ubuntu that would be running smoothly on weak systems,
| plus it would support almost all of the AA1 hardware out of the box. Trying
| it out now for couple of days, I am pretty happy. It is not a speed demon,
| but I am amazed at the scope and quality of functions they have managed to
| pack into a lowly 512 MB netbook machine. Reason to be happy for a while! :-)
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http://www.unet.fi/fransblog/2009/07/16/ubuntu-netbook-remix-in-aa1/
Recent:
Ubuntu Netbook Remix - User Interface Pro/Am Opinions
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| Finally, a couple of comments about UNR compared to Moblin. The basic desktop
| appearance is quite different - UNR has everything spread open, and text
| labels for each item. Moblin has everything on a panel across the top, with a
| symbol for each item. I have to say honestly that the relevance of the symbol
| to the item escapes me and pretty much everyone else I've asked about it. I
| find desktop management and window selection to be more natural on UNR, but I
| suppose that is because it is essentially the same as what I am used to.
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http://community.zdnet.co.uk/blog/0,1000000567,10013044o-2000498448b,00.htm?new_comment
Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.04 & Asus eee 904 Laptop
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| As 'World + dog' is rev'd up by the release of Ubuntu 9.04 I thought I'd use
| up some bandwidth and download several of the available versions. Yet again
| bittorrent proves its worth for things other than just pirating movies.
|
| My test machines have been an IBM R40 notebook (tried Jaunty x32, Januty
| Netbook Remix, Mythbuntu 9.04 & Kubuntu 9.04 on it) and an Asus eee 900 w/
| 4GB SSD + 16GB SSD (Jaunty Netbook Remix).
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| [...]
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| Works like a charm.
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http://www.geekzone.co.nz/nzsouthernman/6494
Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.04 on an entry-level netbook
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| Once installed, booting UNR from power on to login prompt was a swift 35
| seconds. That’s 13 seconds off Windows7 RC’s time on the exact same hardware.
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http://www.itwire.com/content/view/24883/1143/
Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.04 Beta released
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| The Ubuntu team is pleased to announce the beta release of Ubuntu Netbook
| Remix 9.04. This is the first release of UNR to be fully integrated into the
| Ubuntu family, fully up to date with the latest applications and hardware
| support.
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https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2009-April/000120.html
Related:
A look at Ubuntu Netbook Remix
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| From an educational perspective, an Ubuntu-powered netbook might be a great
| choice for students. These machines are typically quite low priced, making it
| much easier for people to be able to own one themselves. Ubuntu is a well
| supported platform, with thousands of items of software, including Moodle,
| which could be used to construct an offline learning environment if someone
| did not have constant access to the Internet. It is regularly updated with
| new features (but you can also still with a long term stable version if you
| want) keeping it in tune with today's world, unlike the ageing Windows XP
| which was brought out years before most people even had broadband, never mind
| a netbook.
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http://www.greenhughes.com/content/a-look-ubuntu-netbook-remix
Ubuntu gets the Remix right
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| Shuttleworth's company Canonical is behind the Ubuntu Linux distribution and
| recently announced what it called a Ubuntu Notebook Remix which could be used
| on certain portable internet-centric devices. In the case of Ubuntu, this is
| aimed at devices which are built around Intel's Atom procesor. This, of
| course, is trying to follow in the footsteps of the eeePC which has enjoyed
| success beyond anybody's wildest dreams.
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http://www.itwire.com/content/view/18737/1090/
Hands on with the Ubuntu Netbook Remix
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| Canonical is positioning itself to take the lead on software in the
| subnotebook market, but a big piece of the puzzle is still absent: customers.
| Although Canonical is working closely with Intel on reference designs, there
| is no word yet about potential commercial adopters for the Netbook Remix. No
| major OEMs have revealed plans to use it yet and Canonical is still actively
| looking for new partners in the hardware space. Regardless of whether it gets
| picked up by hardware makers like Asus, it is sure to be a big hit with
| Ubuntu's fans. The fact that so many users are installing the regular desktop
| version of Ubuntu on their Eee laptops is strong indication that there is
| demand for Ubuntu on subnotebooks.
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http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080604-hands-on-with-the-ubuntu-netbook-remix.html
http://tinyurl.com/3laf8b
The Ultimate Ultraportable?
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| As I've noted a number of times, I think the appearance of the ultraportable
| platform will provide a huge boost for GNU/Linux among ordinary users, and
| prove to be a watershed in the history of open source. The combination of
| ultraportable form factor with Ubuntu's ease-of-use will only magnify that
| effect. And if the rumours about Dell's new mini Inspiron running Ubuntu
| (presumably the Netbook Remix) prove correct, we could be witnessing the
| birth of the ultimate ultraportable.
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http://www.computerworlduk.com/toolbox/open-source/blogs/index.cfm?entryid=870&blogid=14
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