#INSTRUCTIONS FOR DUPEGURU PICTURES INSTALL#

I actually wanted to post under Announcements KDE 17 but apparently can't (perhaps because I am forum newbie). Lastly, you won't find me on twitter, and though I have a facebook account, I almost never sign in to it. The same one was $2 cheaper a few months ago. This is not a plug, but the Kingston 120 Gb ssd is $40.99 right now. I have the same ssd drive in a laptop running Arch, and it's blisteringly fast.

#INSTRUCTIONS FOR DUPEGURU PICTURES INSTALL#

Tonight, I ordered a low end ssd drive from amazon to install Manjaro on. Another thing really impressed me - I didn't have to fiddle around with Guest Additions! The new install booted into a full screen, and the shared clipboard works right out of the box. Downloading the ISO over torrent took way longer than the install. What I'm most impressed with right now install was easy and fast. I could go on and on about how I love the layout. I watched Spatry's Manjaro Beginner's tour on YouTube (Thanks, Spatry!) and decided I had to have it, so today I installed it in a VM.

A little over 2 years ago, I installed Arch Linux in VirtualBox, now have it installed on bare metal on 3 different machines, several VM's and a couple of USB sticks. The brewing hobby doesn't get much play lately, as I have become a full-blown linux geek.įirst started using linux in early 2011, almost 6 years ago. Briefly, I picked my username because I am from Texas, and I'm a homebrewer (beer, mostly). I am Texbrew in the Arch Linux forum, and I use some variant of that username in other forums, as well.

Instructions for dupeguru pictures