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#LINUX TUX WALLPAPER THEME 8 BIT DRIVER#
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One last thing the font seems nicer compare to Felicia’s.īut, I still have one big problem with Helena, the transfer rate from and to USB harddisk is very slow, or maybe, slower than Felicia.This might be subjective, but I feel the program launching is faster and more stable.

Firefox v.3.5 is much stable compare to the version 3.0.

Even though I believe I can set the theme by myself, but as a default theme, it saves a lot of my time.

The time needed from login to ready desktop also very short.

Very fast boot time, this is very obvious, because Felicia needed almost 1 minute just to show login screen, and Helena only needs less than 30 seconds.

#LINUX TUX WALLPAPER THEME 8 BIT FULL#

You can find in the Internet for full screen shots of Helena.Īfter I used Helena for almost 1 week, I can confirm several best things from Helena compare to her sibling, Felicia.

#LINUX TUX WALLPAPER THEME 8 BIT DRIVER#

Because installing NVidia driver will modify your Linux kernel. Option “CustomEDID” “DFP-0:/etc/X11/sony_VAIO_CW_1600_900.bin”įor more detail information and to get the edid, please read this thread.įor anyone who encounter the same problems with me, you have to fix the wireless problem first before fix the NVidia driver. Option “ConnectedMonitor” “DFP-0,DFP-1,CRT” Option “metamodes” “nvidia-auto-select +0+0” After that, I installed the NVidia driver, and amended nf to include the edid. The edid had to be put in /etc/X11 folder. In the end I was using the edid that provided in the forum thread. But, somehow the programs that mentioned in the forum thread was not working properly with Windows 7. In order to fix this problem I needed to extract the display edid from running Windows in the notebook by using special program. Eventually I found the solution in Ubuntu forum as well. I spent a few days to find the solution in the Internet. I think this problem was rather easy to fix.įixing this problem was more difficult than the wireless problem. Read this thread to get more information. The kernel version that I used is 2.6.31-19-generic. My Linux Mint was able to detect the wireless hardware. I followed the instruction and it fixed the problem. I found out from Ubuntu forum that this problem could be fix by installing backported kernel. Vaio VPCCW26FG is using Intel network device 422c.

NVidia driver was not working properly, the screen just shown a blank screen after I installed the NVidia driver and restarted the system.

There are two major problems that I encountered: Then, I started encounter problems, when I was configuring the system. The installation went very smoothly and fast.

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I installed the distro while I kept the Windows 7 on my system, so it was a dual-boot system. I still chose Linux Mint over other Linux distro, because I had faith with this distro. Just can’t complain…Īnyway, whatever how good a Windows Operating System is, I still wanted to use Linux on my Vaio.

#LINUX TUX WALLPAPER THEME 8 BIT TRIAL#

Every notebook that bundle with it always come with trial version applications. I can’t complain, actually, it’s just typical Windows environment. Secondly, most of the applications that come with this notebook are trial version only. When I select to an application folder, it only shows the content of the folder. Firstly, the main menu system (the menu that shown after click the Start Menu) is too pack. But, there are two things that obviously I don’t like from Windows 7. It’s task bar only shows the running application’s icon, where we can see the mini application version by hovering the mouse over it. It’s display also a mouth drooling appearance. It’s boot speed is amazing, less than a minute I can start an application already. I can say Windows 7 is far much better than Windows Vista. It’s quite elegant, maybe because it has a white color. Once upon a time I got a brand new Sony Vaio VPCCW26FG, due to hardware problem with my previous notebook.