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Benny Joined: Jan 15, 2009 Posts: 4 Other Topics	Posted Jan 21, 2009 at 5:00:03 PM Subject: Enlightenment MoonOS If you looking for a wonderful distro well try MoonOS . It's based on the latest release of ubuntu 8.10. fast , nice to look at and all the media codecs already install. It's a live cd and really word to try it out . And you have the software and comfort off ubuntu whit the dazzling look of enlightenment . Greetings
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Joined Jul 26, 2008 Posts: 703 Location: Other Topics	Posted: Jan 26, 2009 7:55:50 AM Subject: Enlightenment MoonOS Downloaded it tonight. Test drive it out later Benny. thanks
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Joined Jul 26, 2008 Posts: 703 Location: Other Topics	Posted: Jan 28, 2009 12:23:58 AM Subject: Enlightenment MoonOS Test drove it on a core duo with 2 gig of ram. Very pretty interface and felt comfortable like Ubuntu. Liked it alot Benny. Was worth burning the CD. Thanks again for the link.
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Rubberman Joined Jul 30, 2007 Posts: 944 Location:40 miles west of Chicago Other Topics	Posted: Jan 28, 2009 12:41:30 AM Subject: Enlightenment MoonOS Just a suggestion - I use CD-RW discs to burn test Linux (or other) ISO's. You can reuse one a lot of times so you don't keep making coasters when you don't like the distribution... Anyway, it works for me quite nicely. Sometimes real fast is almost as good as real time. Remember, Google is your friend!
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Joined Jul 26, 2008 Posts: 703 Location: Other Topics	Posted: Jan 29, 2009 7:12:03 AM Subject: Enlightenment MoonOS Burning Coasters give me a reason to hand out free cds to potential new users. People where I live can't pass up a freebie when it comes to Linux. Sometimes it even takes/sticks to em rubberman. Otherwise, they probably wouldn't even look. So thats won reason I use CDRs rubberman. Besides, all my CDRWs are the old 650 mb versions, HA , and most live cds take up more space than that. My wife used to work for Comp Usa so I got a ton of employee perks from when she worked there.The smaller distros go on the CDRWs. Thanks though, Happy Trails
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Rubberman Joined Jul 30, 2007 Posts: 944 Location:40 miles west of Chicago Other Topics	Posted: Jan 29, 2009 9:22:08 PM Subject: Enlightenment MoonOS Good point, about the 650MB CD-RW sizes. That's what I use, though I haven't had a problem, yet... :-). In any case, CD-R's are cheap enough (about 20c US each) that I should worry too much about it. I've been using 2GB micro-SD cards lately to build liveUSB linux systems. I have a stack of them now. Work great, and I can reinstall newer versions of the OS when I need to. Cost these days, about $2-2.50 USD. And if I decide I don't want that distribution any more, I load some mp3's on it to play in my car stereo. :-). I get about 20 albums @ 192kbps on each. I have one for Jazz, one for Classic, one for Rock, one for Blue Grass, one for Trad, one mix set... I used to go on a road trip with a big bag of CD's - now I just drop some SD chips in the console and off I go! Sometimes real fast is almost as good as real time. Remember, Google is your friend!
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