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Airinux
What
is Airinux?
Airinux is
a free easy to use Linux-based Operating System for x86
desktops or laptops.
Airinux is
distributed as a LiveCD, and can also be installed to your computer.
The LiveCD mode lets you try Airinux without making any changes to
your computer. If you like it, you can install the operating system
to your hard drive. Locally installed versions of Airinux utilize the
Advanced Packaging Tool (or APT), a package management system,
together with Synaptic, a GUI frontend to APT for easy software
installation. Airinux use Ubuntu repository because the author was 12
years old. Airinux
made in Indonesia. Unique because it looks complicated MATE converted
into easy with Future view. Airinux
is a derivative of Debian,
that supports all the services from Ubuntu. Airinux
comes from Indonesia.
Airinux
is safe and secure. You never have to worry about viruses, adware,
malware or trojans infecting your computer with Airinux.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Question)
FAQ (Frequently Asked Question)
What
can I do with Airinux?
Everything
you do with that other OS you can do with Airinux.
Internet
tools : Airinux comes with Google Chrome for surfing the net, Watch
online, etc.
Music
and Video : Airinux comes with VLC Media Player and.
Productivity :
LibreOffice allows you to edit documents, create presentations, work
on spreadsheets, graphics.
What
kind of computer do I need to be able to run Airinux?
Processor
Any
Intel, AMD or VIA processor.
Memory
& storage
RAM :
384 MB minimum, 1 GB recommended.
Hard
disk : 7 GB minimum, 8-10 GB recommended for a full setup.
Video
card
nVidia
= Any cards
Ati = Must have 3DNow! Support (if you want 3D support)
Intel = HD Graphic (if you want 3D support)
Other Card = above 50 MB memory video card
Ati = Must have 3DNow! Support (if you want 3D support)
Intel = HD Graphic (if you want 3D support)
Other Card = above 50 MB memory video card
Sound
card
Any
Sound Card. (Maybe) Now, Intel ICH AC'97 is supported;
Other
DVD
drive required.
SATA,
IDE, SCSI, SAS : most controllers are supported in non-RAID
mode.
Where
can I can get help if I have a question about Airinux?
Problem
of Airinux.
Problems
that exist in Airinux is a problem in the file /etc/lsb-release, if
replaced then there is a new problem that arises by apt, synaptic,
and aptitude. If
anyone would like to give a solution please send it to
azis.naufal@gmail.com.
The
Desktop
This
remastered distro using Mate Desktop to the original. Mate this one
has been replaced themes, icons, and more. So it's not hard to use
this linux.
About
Mate.
Mate
is a fork of GNOME2 that are not supported by the developer.
We use the latest version and the issue has been resolved.
We use the latest version and the issue has been resolved.
-application
of mate
|
MATE
|
GNOME2
|
Description
|
Notes
|
|
Atril
|
Evince
|
Document
viewer
|
|
|
Caja
|
Nautilus
|
File
manager
|
|
|
Engrampa
|
File-Roller
|
File
archive manager
|
|
|
Eye
of Mate
|
Eye
of GNOME
|
Image
viewer
|
|
|
Marco
|
Metacity
|
Window
manager
|
|
|
MateCalc
|
gcalctool
|
Calculator
|
|
|
MateConf
, DConf
|
Gconf,
DConf
|
DE
configuration system
|
|
|
MateDialog
|
Zenity
|
GTK+
command-line dialog boxes
|
|
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MDM
|
GDM
|
Display
manager
|
|
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Mozo
|
Alacarte
|
Menu
editor
|
|
|
Pluma
|
Gedit
|
Text
editor
|
|
|
mateweather
|
gweather
|
Panel
weather applet
|
|
-bug
all
is well resolved, but
problems of panel
if
you install your new theme will make the panel does not work mate, to
overcome this you have to do as an example.
Example
If
you see in the gtkrc theme file:
widget_class "*GnomePanelApplet*GtkWidget" style:highest "panel-buttons"
Just
replace Gnome for Mate.
widget_class "*MatePanelApplet*GtkWidget" style:highest "panel-buttons"
Or
better, make it retro-compatible.
widget_class "*GnomePanelApplet*GtkWidget" style:highest "panel-buttons" widget_class "*MatePanelApplet*GtkWidget" style:highest "panel-buttons"
Script
in Airinux.
Remove
: /opt/script/remove_compiz_plugins_e
- Install Format Factory (internet) : /opt/script/install_format_factory
- Install wxDownloadFast (internet) : /opt/script/install_wxdfast
- Change metacity tont (compiz) : /opt/script/change_metacity_compiz_font
- Change metacity theme (compiz) : /opt/script/change_metacity_compiz_theme
- Change to compiz (mate only) : /opt/script/change_to_compiz_mate_only
- Change to marco (mate only) : /opt/script/change_to_marco_mate_only
- Clear mate-run-dialog history (mate only) : /opt/script/clear_mate-run-dialog_history
PPA
in Airinux.
To
add PPA in Airinux, Please use this step!
Step
1: Visit the PPA's
overview page in Launchpad. Look for the heading that reads Adding
this PPA to your system and
click the Technical details about this PPA link.
Step
2: Use
the Display sources.list entries drop-down box to select the
version of Ubuntu you're using.
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/gwibber-daily/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/gwibber-daily/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
This will open
a text editor containing the list of archives that your system is
currently using. Scroll to the bottom of the file and paste the lines
you copied in the step above.
Step
5: Back
on the PPA's overview page, look for the Signing
key heading.
You'll see something like:
1024R/72D340A3 (What is this?)
Step
6: Now
you need to add that key to your system so Ubuntu can verify the
packages from the PPA. In your terminal, enter:
sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 72D340A3
Important: This
is not an endorsement of any of the software in PPAs. You must make
sure you trust the PPA owner before installing their software.
Step
7: Now,
as a one-off, you should tell your system to pull down the latest
list of software from each archive it knows about, including the PPA
you just added:
sudo apt-get update
Thanks To :
Canonical
Ltd & Debian Team. ®
Perberos®
(Mate)
Myself®.
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