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Arch Linux 2009.8 Installation Visualization â VirtualBox
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| Hereâs another visual walkthrough of an
| installation. This time of Arch Linux Core
| (Core has all the base packages on CD and you
| have the option for a network, or cd
| install), which is typically for the more
| advanced Linux users.
|
| Iâm not going to commentate per screenshot
| because well, itâd take me FOREVER. Iâll do a
| few though, and hope I donât get carried
| away.
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http://www.benkevan.com/blog/arch-linux-2009-8-installation-visualization-virtualbox/
ArchLinux + modular KDE 4 + Tools = Chakra (Alpha 4)
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| Yet for another time, I find myself switching
| distros. I hope am not addicted or something
| :) . If not for anything else, I am enjoying
| the ride! This time is Chakra, and I must
| admit, am impressed!
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http://www.mygnulinux.com/?p=480
Recent:
Chakra Alpha 3 â Review!
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| Ive always prefered the minimalist DE. XFCE
| was always a favorite of mine and whilst my
| hardware is more than modern enough to run
| the latest DE, Ive always been of the opinion
| that no matter what your specs, you shouldnât
| needlessly throw CPU cycles away on âbling
| featuresâ that apart from being visually
| appealing serve little purpose. Having said
| that I cannot live in the past forever so
| âonwards and upwardsâ with KDE 4.3.1!
|
| [...]
|
| It would not be fair to be critical of Chakra
| on the basis of it being incomplete in terms
| of default packages, if this is an example of
| later versions I can see Chakra being VERY
| popular. Its fast, functional & compatible.
| In regards to KDE I found it smooth, fast and
| puts Windows 7 to shame since I was running
| a very GFX appealing distro on only 512mb of
| ram and an old rig.
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http://openbytes.wordpress.com/2009/10/26/chakra-alpha-3-review/
First Look: Chakra Project Alpha 2
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| Iâve enjoyed my time looking at Chakra, and while it has many rough edges to
| iron out before an official release, I do think itâs potential is there for
| all to see. Arch is a great distribution and building on top of it like this
| makes perfect sense to me. Iâm not sure exactly who Chakra is aimed at but it
| doesnât seem to be new Linux users. They even say that on their website. I
| think for Arch users who like KDE itâs definitely worth a look, even in this
| early stage. Why not get involved and help them make it even better. Some
| knowledge of Arch is essential if youâre planning to get involved with
| Chakra. Having the backup of my Arch experience really helped me fix some
| teething problems. The liveCD works perfectly already, they just need to
| tweek the installer a little and theyâll be onto a winner. One thing is for
| sure, when they finally get a full release of Chakra ready for public
| consumption, Iâll be back to look at it. Itâs one to keep your eye on I say.
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http://danlynch.org/blog/2009/05/chakra/
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