Solus 1.1 Linux on Scale HC3
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 Solus is a new Linux distribution that includes a fresh, new desktop environment called Budgie. While Budgie is available on some other distributions this is its native platform (much like Cinnamon on Linux Mint.) Finally a chance to check it out for myself.               As you can see the installer still leaves a bit too much to the end user and is easy for an experience Linux user but would be a little daunting to a newbie looking to use this as an easy to use end user desktop. If this is being used in a company and being installed for staff, this would not be an issue, of course. 
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  Login Screen 
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  Blank, new desktop. 
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  Drop down menu. 
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  Software installation program. 
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  Installing LibreOffice Calc. 
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 Looking for the download, this is now the top result in Google. 
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 @travisdh1 said in Solus 1.1 Linux on Scale HC3: Looking for the download, this is now the top result in Google. Wow, that is so awesome! 
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 Wow... that is very minimal and extremely sharp. 
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 I wonder how this will stackup for people's preference compared to, say, Mint with Cinnamon. 
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 @BBigford said in Solus 1.1 Linux on Scale HC3: Wow... that is very minimal and extremely sharp. only gotten a tiny bit of time with it so far today, but the little bit that I have gotten... I like it quite a bit. 
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 @BBigford said in Solus 1.1 Linux on Scale HC3: I wonder how this will stackup for people's preference compared to, say, Mint with Cinnamon. So far, I would say quite well. This is very slick as a desktop goes. 
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 In the first 30 seconds, I'm impressed so far. Just started it in a VirtualBox vm and it was booted and ready to go before I looked back. 
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 Web browsing with FireFox...  
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 LibreOffice Calc 5  
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 Very nice! I want it or something derived from it on my Raspberry and Banana Pis  
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 @KOOLER said in Solus 1.1 Linux on Scale HC3: Very nice! I want it or something derived from it on my Raspberry and Banana Pis  I bet this on a Pi is awesome. 
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 I don't believe that an ARM port has been made, yet. 
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 They will catch up definitely! ARM is getting a very good kick now. Raspberry Pi is somehow underpowered by current "modern" means but Banana Pi solves most of the business cases AFAIK. That's NOT thin client if you care. 
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 If only someone would make a board in the style of the RP but with the Tegra X1 or even K1, so much potential. 




