I don't know why, I always go back to Debian after a few months with Ubuntu - But Debian Testing was getting on my nerves and I don't have time to help make it better.
I installed Ubuntu - Gutsy Gibbon finally. It works fine on my laptop. I really appreciate the new network manager, new easy breezy graphics composite support and the just plain works attitude.
Why do I even bother going back and forth?
Also.. kazehakase is the bomb.
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First of all, I want a translation for this: kazehakase. I googled it, and got an extremely UNsatisfying wikipedia link. Should I be using it instead of Foxfire? Would it fix my seeing-pics-as-movies bug?
And second: YOU SAID YOU WERE GONNA BLOG SOMETHING WHILE YOU WERE AWAY ON VACATION.
Seriously, the office sucks without you here to entertain me. WRITE SOMETHING, DAMMIT! Even if it's your list of "stuff to do before xmas," or "what I found between my toes today."
And, since I feel compelled to comment SOMETHING related to your post, I must say, I like Ubuntu too. It might even be as good as MacOS, tho I'll reserve my final judgement for another time.
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