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This is a demonstration desktop to show off dpcdpc11's Maverick VS, my Gnome-Panel skin, and Unity for Rainmeter by Hello-123456 all together.

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:bulletblue: Maverick for Win 7 by dpcdpc11 [link]
:bulletblue: Gnome Panel for Rainmeter by me [link]
:bulletblue: Unity for Rainmeter by Hello-123456 [link]
:bulletblue: Start Killer utility by Tordex [link]
:bulletblue: The wallpaper is Ubuntu 10.10's default
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~lolitsjae Jun 29, 2011  Hobbyist Artist
lol pretty good xDD
just install wubi, it's faster :)

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Wubi is all right - I used it the first time I tried Ubuntu. But in hindsight, investing the time to conquer the learning curve and do an all out dual-boot setup was definitely worth it. :)
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~lolitsjae Jun 29, 2011  Hobbyist Artist
haha I've formatted my computer so many times from fail installing dual boot Mac osx with my windows and I've quit...hahah

I'm currently using wubi and customized it to be looking like Mac :)

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Now OS X and Windows together I've never tried, so I can't say.
Though, my biggest help with my old Ubuntu/WinXP setup was having the two OSs on different hard drives (not partitions). That way if one went down (usually me screwing something up in Ubuntu) the other one didn't lose a master boot record or something in the process. I would actually use the bios to choose a boot device on startup to make sure my windows installation didn't get damaged. :P
The customization is one of the best things about linux, but one thing I'm not a fan of in the latest version of ubuntu - you could make gnome 2.x look like ANYTHING with some time.
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~lolitsjae Jun 29, 2011  Hobbyist Artist
haha don't try on the same drive it sucks! haha
I wish I had multiple HDDs...:\

Yep, I love linux, it's so...free and limitless, unlike windows...too strict, and maybe a bit user friendly but not suitable for customizing UI's and whatnot :\

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Storage is cheap these days; head over to Newegg and grab yourself a little 80-250 GB drive! :) (The drive size doesn't matter if you only put the OS on the drive, and keep your data on another, larger one.)

Hopefully, whenever I get around to building my own computer, I'll probably have a go at Arch Linux - difficult setup, but apparently it's a great learning experience and you end up with a tailor-fit system.
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~lolitsjae Jun 30, 2011  Hobbyist Artist
oooo arch linux, never heard of that one...I hope to build my own computer also one day...:\ just so low on budget..

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Yeah, budget is my limiting factor too, for sure. :|
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~delano Apr 20, 2011  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Nice. Very convincing.

You should try out an app called leftsider. Moves the window buttons to the left just like in Mac and Ubuntu.

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Thanks delano!
I'll have to try that app out sometime... one more thing to complete the picture. :)
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