Tester
Micho Zeth
wow_mop at ymail.com
Mon Sep 23 21:33:29 UTC 2013
Hi my name is Mike I'm 23years old and i live in Denmark.
In my everyday life I spend about 7 to 10 hours on my pc.
Studyring on adult education (distance learning over the internet)
In my spare time I'msurfing arroung on the internet, looking for tweaks and mods.
I had mac (OSX) for abour 1,5 year.
Then Windows for about the same amount of time.
But... They didn't (in my perspective) serve enough opportunities.
You had what you had...
Then I was looking arrount on the internet, tried some different Linux versions.
Then I'll treid Ubuntu 13.04 and i was thinking....hey, this is actually pretty cool
I used Ubuntu 13.04 for 7 days and saw some Ubuntu vs. Gnome on youtube.
Then i saw Ubuntu Gnome "Remix"...
And I'll downloaded
Ubuntu GNOME 13.10 (Saucy Salamander) Daily Build
For the first time i was F at C!N9 imprest.
I't got i't all...
Im pritty new to the "Linux World"
I got my "setup" like this.
Ubuntu GNOME 13.10 installed on my 32gb SSD with all my inportant data on it.
Then Ubuntu GNOME 13.10 on my 750 (sata) HDD.
I boot up in my HDD and got shortcuts to my SSD,
so no matter how much I'll "desrtoy" i can allways boot up in my SSD.
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So consider my 750gb HDD as a "virtual drive" with
Ubuntu GNOME 13.10 (Saucy Salamander) Daily Build
Memmery: 11,7 GiB
Processor: Intel core i7-3740QM CPU @ 2.70GHz * 8
Graphic: GeForce GTX 680M/PCIe/SSE2
OS type: 64-bit
Disk: 750 G
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Only to "play" with.
I have never ben a "tester" befor. But this Saucy Salamander is definitely worth it and all its support it can get.
Once agen, Im pritty new to the "Linux World"... (Considder me as a Noob)
Tell me what to do/pen point me. And I want disappoint...
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