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My system is a Toshiba Satellite laptop with: Ubuntu 12.04 x64 (Dual boot with Windows 7) Intel Core2 Duo @ 2.1GHz 4GB RAM 320GB HD Wallpaper is generated by xplanetFX, with conky on the side. Terminal is Guake. I've been using Ubuntu since version 6.
Bill Blankenship
It is a Multicom Kunshan W155 Design-Collection. I use Kubuntu 13.04, KDE 4.10.5. Hardware: Intel core I7, 8GB DDR3 1333MHz SO-DIMM RAM, Intel HD Graphics 3000 og GeForce GT 555M, Blu-Ray INTEL SSD 520 Series 240GB
Per Gylterud
I use Bumblebee to use the GeForce GT 555M card. Steam and other games are playing very well with Bumblebee.
My Desktop: Operating System: Ubuntu 13.04, Desktop Environment: Unity, Theme: Ambiance (Modified) Wallpaper: The background is a photo I took of a red eyed insect with 'golden' striations outside my house (in Bangalore, India). Icon Set: Ubuntu Mono Dark. I have reduced Panel Opacity to 0 using Ubuntu Tweak. I like the minimalistic look for my Desktop, all the 'Desktop Icons' are placed in a file with the same name (reduces clutter). Please note that I have changed the font (using Ubuntu Tweak) to “Liberation Serif Bold”, size 12. This bold, big, etched font makes it so easy to read even when I am relaxing by reclining far back on the computer chair. Hardware: Graphics: Intel, Processor: Intel Dual Core 2.66 CPU Ghz, 2 GB RAM and 160 GB memory.
Paul Joseph
I use Xubuntu 12.04 but I'm not a fan of putting any icons on my desktop so it's one of the first things I remove from it whenever I set up a machine for myself. The theme is the default Xubuntu Greybird theme featuring a modified Nucleus (a minimalist conky by ~LovelyBacon) and Mr. Tau, and the Tree by TJ (from the Saucy Salamander package). Hardware: IBM T40p Thinkpad. Specs: CPU: Intel Pentium M @ 1.6 GHz, RAM: 1024 MB + 512 MB, Hard Drive: 40 GB It's definitely low-powered hardware – and quite an old model at that – but I'm trying to say here that *ubuntu can make such old hardware useful, responsive, and even modern-looking again.
Joan Advincula