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Ubuntu MATE is a stable, easy-to-use operating system with a configurable desktop environment. It is ideal for those who want the most out of their computers and prefer a traditional desktop metaphor. With modest hardware requirements it is suitable for modern workstations, single board computers and older hardware alike. Ubuntu MATE makes modern computers fast and old computers usable.
Ubuntu MATE has a number of guiding objectives and goals.
>Accessible to all, regardless of language and physical ability.
>Increase both Ubuntu and MATE Desktop user adoption.
>Ubuntu alternative for computers that aren’t powerful enough to run a composited desktop.
>First choice Ubuntu platform for remote workstation solutions such as LTSP and X2Go.
>Recreate the halcyon days of Ubuntu for users who prefer a traditional desktop metaphor.
>Use themes and artwork similar to Ubuntu so that Ubuntu MATE is immediately familiar.
>When possible contribute to Debian so both the Debian and Ubuntu communities benefit.
>Software selection will favour functionality and stability over lightness and whimsy.
The MATE Desktop is one such implementation of a desktop environment and includes a file manager which can connect you to your local and networked files, a text editor, calculator, archive manager, image viewer, document viewer, system monitor and terminal. All of which are highly customisable and managed via a control centre.
MATE Desktop provides an intuitive and attractive desktop environment using traditional metaphors, which means if you’ve ever used Microsoft Windows or Apple Mac OS, it will feel very familiar.
The MATE Desktop has a rich history and is the continuation of the GNOME2 desktop, which was the default desktop environment on many Linux and Unix operating systems for over a decade. This means that MATE Desktop is tried, tested and very reliable.
Remember to donate.
https://ubuntu-mate.org/donate/
Good thread
>>54288429
I really like the mate DE, but what's confusing I'd, why does Fedora mate perform a little better than Ubuntu mate, even though Fedora uses 50MB ram more? Cpu is a d2500 with hd5450 graphics card.
>>54289123
Is*
has anyone here ever gotten DirectX 11 working on windows xp? searching the web mostly came up with "hurr just upgrade" and some sketchy looking russian hacks.
as to why - I have an interest in using OBS (requires DX11) on windows XP to run some older games that require full hardware acceleration.
>Controversially, the original name for the DirectX project was the "Manhattan Project", a reference to the US nuclear weapons initiative. Alex St. John, head of Microsoft DirectX evangelism at the time, claims that the connotation of the ultimate outcome of the Manhattan Project (the nuclear bombing of Japan) is intentional, and that DirectX and its sister project, the Xbox (which shares a similar logo), were meant to displace Japanese videogame-makers from their dominance of the video-game industry. However, Microsoft publicly denies this account, instead claiming that the logo is merely an artistic design.
holy shit
You're at a crossroads, OP. Either get a more recent version of Windows (on a separate machine or HDD if you must), or accept the ways of the Slavic sages.
There are no easy workarounds for this sort of thing, because the easy workaround is to say goodbye to the Luna theme and the search window dog, and move on to a more recent version of Windows.
>>54287213
>America being this racist
Eight years of Obama weren't enough.
Based apple for xcode and swift, every time I have to work with android I just wanna jump out the window.
>>54286715
Since when did /g/ become your personal blog?
How profitable are Android soundboard apps I want some low-effort cash
>>54286715
Are you going confirm that the sun rises in the east next? Everybody knows that Android is a mess from user side to developer side. Hence only poor people use it.
So, what's the consensus of Corsair's dual-chamber cases?
bump for interest
Personally I love the design look, from what I've heard about them they are good but I haven't used one personally
>Wit Marzipan's raddish we gonna win de compotition!
What did he mean by this?
he wants marzipan's dick (in his ass and/or mouth)
i want to fuck the cheat
Sources tell me Linux terminal can be pretty powerful. Any beginner level command learning sites out there? Wanna learn hacker shit
>>54283578
You're at the epicenter of hacking already, friend.
This is where Anonymous lives, the legendary outlaw.
>>54283578
Learn bash and python
>>54283660
any good guides you know of?
Your house is going to get raided by the fbi in 24 hours. what do you do in that timespan ?
>>54380853
nothing
but you better post more of that cutie
Leave the house so I don't get shot.
>>54380853
post as many memes as possible on /g/
The highly objective problem with Linux. No content creation software. Gimp is a joke. Kx studio also laughable. If you want to create professional grade music, professional grade image manipulation,professional grade video editing, there is no point in running linux. I wish there was a way ( besides with wine muh machine is running it better). And if on top you want to play games well...realistically there is only windows. Thats why linux for desktop use is only on 3%. Sad but true.
Then make your own and contribute to the solution instead of whining about the problem.
>>54378518
classic
You forgot about the professional grade spyware there, champ.
I have 16gb of RAM and an SSD.
Do I need a pagefile?
pic unrelated.
Do you need that tiny bit of space on your SSD?
Are using more than 75% of your RAM?
>falling for that many memes
wew
Should everyone learn CS?
Yes. When learning cs, you learn some of the basics of computer functionality.
No, Counter Strike is and always has been shit.
>>54397876
lel faggot probs don't know how to eco round properly
>2016
>he has less than 32GB of RAM on his main gig
>>54397322
>needing more than 4
>>54397331
>Not using an iPad.
>>54397343
>being a raging homosexual
How important is this class in all honesty to a CS major?
I took it with a godawful professor that did nothing the entire semester. The class was such a joke I found the answers to every possible quiz and test questions online in mere seconds. The class will be over on Monday and I haven't learned a single thing.
Debating whether or not I should retake this class over the summer or just keep plowing through?
>>54396916
Actually pretty neat.
But you will have to look up or use a API for a lot of the things if you need them like B-trees or dijkstra algorithm or Big O notation(only really interesting in recursive programms).
But its still pretty nice to know how it works beforehand.
To be honest just grab a book, maybe even for advanced stuff, if the class at your university is shit.
>>54396916
That sucks dude. I'm taking it next year and I've heard it's the weed-out class. I'd say you should talk to your adviser if they're not total shit and get their opinion.
>>54396916
Did you get one of those shit professors who don't have you actually implement all those algorithms and datastructures? Because I had one of those when I took the class, it was dogshit.
Implementing them yourself may be something you almost never do (because standard libraries exist), but it's still a good introduction on how to arrange and manipulate stuff in memory.
Do what >>54397078 said and grab a book or ten on algorithms that sound cool. My favorite book for "bored now" is Parallel and Distributed Computation: Numerical Methods.
>7 minutes to launch
>>54395996
what?
>flash hangs
>browser dead for 7 minutes
>>54395996
That's longer than it took you to become a disappointment to your parents.
Whis is Arch so comfy, /g/?
>>54394332
Stockholm Syndrome.
>>54394332
Because pacman breaks xorg.conf
>>54394332
because it's actually not
post your customized VM screenshots
my vm is in seamless mode
cute image btw
>>54393352
ty you too
here is my VM in fullscreen
I assume most people will post fullscreen shots and that's OK!
test
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