Description: A black and orange theme with 200% more smoothness than originally intended.
This theme goes great with: Orange Door Hinge -- Analog -- Archiplex (Orange) -- Arena -- Clearlooks Human (Dark / Light) -- And this even looks nice with DarkWood.
I'm not a part of the LinuxChix group. (Yet. :P ) While reading a HowTo about getting women to be more comfortable with computing and the linux scene, I felt compelled to do a little subversive advertizing in my screenshot. :)
Anyway, I found the how-to in the Linux-HowTos package in Arch Linux. There is an online version here: ftp://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/
You're not yet part of LinuxChix, and they seems to organize so many conferences there in US? What for are you waiting? ;D - maybe you being part of it can lobby to their next conference being at Chicago! =)
I only know Arch linux from its name (how good is it when compaired with Ubuntu, for example?) - and the url you sent us has hundreds of file, and the most similar to 'Arch' is the 'archive' directory there... =(
Oh! The URL I sent was just an online version of all the How-Tos that was included in the package I downloaded, just in case you wanted to look at any of them.
As far as Arch Linux itself goes, I like it because it's more of a Do-It-Yourself distro. If you really want to find more out about the differences between Arch and Ubuntu, you can look at this:
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Arch_Compared_To_Other_Distros
or
http://polishlinux.org/choose/comparison/?distro1=Ubuntu&distro2=Arch
thank you for all the information! - Arch, from an Ubuntu viewpoint, looks a bit more closer to Gentoo - i hope soon being 'courageful' to try this level of distribution (even using Linux from 10 years, i'm still like a newbie, and still with headaches with stuff like make/configure, etc...) - btw, about all the other links, surelly i'll look at them more carefully, maybe i can get some information for something there (this always happens with me!) =)
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I'm not a part of the LinuxChix group. (Yet. :P ) While reading a HowTo about getting women to be more comfortable with computing and the linux scene, I felt compelled to do a little subversive advertizing in my screenshot. :) Anyway, I found the how-to in the Linux-HowTos package in Arch Linux. There is an online version here: ftp://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/
You're not yet part of LinuxChix, and they seems to organize so many conferences there in US? What for are you waiting? ;D - maybe you being part of it can lobby to their next conference being at Chicago! =) I only know Arch linux from its name (how good is it when compaired with Ubuntu, for example?) - and the url you sent us has hundreds of file, and the most similar to 'Arch' is the 'archive' directory there... =(
Oh! The URL I sent was just an online version of all the How-Tos that was included in the package I downloaded, just in case you wanted to look at any of them. As far as Arch Linux itself goes, I like it because it's more of a Do-It-Yourself distro. If you really want to find more out about the differences between Arch and Ubuntu, you can look at this: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Arch_Compared_To_Other_Distros or http://polishlinux.org/choose/comparison/?distro1=Ubuntu&distro2=Arch
thank you for all the information! - Arch, from an Ubuntu viewpoint, looks a bit more closer to Gentoo - i hope soon being 'courageful' to try this level of distribution (even using Linux from 10 years, i'm still like a newbie, and still with headaches with stuff like make/configure, etc...) - btw, about all the other links, surelly i'll look at them more carefully, maybe i can get some information for something there (this always happens with me!) =)
yes, ftp://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/ is really plenty of very good documentation! thanks! =)
Awesome you promoting LinuxChix with a screenshot as well! =) This is really great!