[YLUG] FW: Why is my Fedora 14 so slow; how do I install flash and wobbly windows?

[Martin Leventon]

You could always bring it to the installfest and people will be happy to
help
On 14 Nov 2010 11:51, "mike cloaked" <mike.cloaked at gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 1:49 AM, Alex Armani <alex.armani at live.co.uk>
wrote:
>>>>Why is my Fedora 14 so slow; how do I install flash and wobbly windows?
>>>In what way would you say its slow?
>>
>> Unresposive desktop gnome nvidia 64 meg g force. only can get install
100%
>> if use full drive. need propriety drivers for fgraphic and adobe flash
plaer
>> and chromium lubuntu is fine but bugs when installing updates,,,,
>>  maveric 32 was fine LUbuntu was fine but corrupted doing update power
>> loss,.....
>> but had power cut and need to keep install only works if use whole drive
>> fast as anything on maveric rc before.
>> Cannot work out how to install anything. never stops downloading
updates...
>>>Looks like you have a fairly low spec setup there, might be worth trying
>>> one of the desktop environments which require less oomph. Like XFCE or
LXDE
>>> or even a netbook spin.
>
> If you could say how you installed F14 it would help. I will be happy
> to guide you with some help and hints once you give some initial
> information with details.
>
> Also could you say what the hardware is, and how you did the install -
> i.e. what disk partitioning scheme did you use - or did you allow
> defaults? Also do you have a swap partition?
>
> As for using chrome (which is actually working superbly and better
> than chromium) I can guide you with how to install it - but I do need
> to know what you have done up till now before I can respond sensibly.
>
> --
> mike c
>
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