I was really sad that my S10 wasn’t functioning but my brother advised me to take out the motherboard and plug it back in again. And lo and behold, my netbook works again!
So today, I’ll give you an overview of Ubuntu Karmic Koala – the operating system that I’m currently using on my netbook.
I sound like a freaking teacher 
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Sidenote 1 : If you’re free on the 27th December, I’ll be having a fan signing high tea session. Come and join me! I would love to meet you 
Sidenote 2 : The good news is that I turn out to be one of the winners for the Win 7 contest. Although to be honest, I’m not impressed by how it is being organized.
Actually i just mentioned you might want to try reseating your ram sticks. i would like to run ubuntu on my laptop, but after installing all the developer tools, i am not left with much space.
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Marina, I think you used at least two times the idea that on Ubuntu you will get the latest software updates because it’s open source. There is no direct implication between open source and software updates. I know this may sound condescending but Linux in general it’s a complicated “crowd”. You should stick with what you firmly know in order not to get other people confused with Linux concepts.
Spai
I think you should just get a new laptop or a netbook to replace your 100 year old dino :-P
Adrian
Thank you for taking the time to comment :-)
However, I respectfully disagree with you that Linux is a complicated crowd because it really does not have to be that way. Especially with the different environments like KDE and GNOME making it very easy for regular users to get started.
I respect and admire coders. But this video is meant more as an overview for those who are new or interested in knowing the Ubuntu Netbook remix and I’m sharing it with my own point of view with the experience that I personally have.
Also open source means to me as a non developer and a user in general is that I have access to alternative software which rivals to the expensive retail versions.
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Hey Rinaz could you let me know what theme you were using? I’ve been looking for a decent one for a while, and the one you were using was really nice.
Hi James,
Do you mean the song? Its lovely isn’t it? :-)
I downloaded it off Jamendo by the artist called Azhrak. The song is called Below the Artic Ocean. You could listen and download it from the artist here :
http://www.jamendo.com/it/artist/Azhrak
While I do love the song, and thanks for the link :), I actually meant the Ubuntu theme you were using in the video, it’s different from the ones that come preinstalled.
Did you download it from gnome-look?
I didn’t do anything special though. I’m running Karmic Koala under netbook remix. All I did was to go to system > appearance > human-netbook and then later adjust the background accordingly.
I think you’re using the regular interface. I used to be able to change back and forth using the desktop switcher in the pre-release, but I think that Ubuntu dropped this feature for karmic koala.
In any case, Ubuntu is going to change again in late April with the upcoming release of 10.04
http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/lucid/beta1
I hope this answers your question :)