User talk:Hapa

2010-09-06T16:50:43Z

Hapa: New page: You can leave a message for me here :)

You can leave a message for me here :)

User:Hapa

2010-09-06T16:49:51Z

Hapa: New page: Hello everyone, I discovered this project through the FLOSS Weekly podcast Episode 133. [http://www.www.twit.tv/floss www.twit.tv/floss] I am looking forward to playing with LinuxMCE, I'...

Hello everyone, I discovered this project through the FLOSS Weekly podcast Episode 133. [http://www.www.twit.tv/floss www.twit.tv/floss]

I am looking forward to playing with LinuxMCE, I've messed around a little with XBMC.
Hopefully after I install it and play with it for a while, I'll have some useful things to contribute to this project

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2010-09-06T16:41:21Z

Hapa: Minor spelling corrections

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[[Category: Software]]
[[Category: Install]]

= LinuxMCE 0810 =
Although LinuxMCE 0710 is last official release it's development and it's features aren't in being touched for number of years. Currently all development in last few years has been done in LinuxMCE 0810. <BR>
Even if these are some issues (LinuxMCE 0810 is still a Beta) it is recommended for most users to download and install latest LinuxMCE 0810 DVD snapshot image. <BR>
Latest snapshot DVDs can be found at http://linuxmce.iptp.org/snapshots/ <BR>

= Installation Help =
'''Before installing, check out the [[Known Issues|Known issues]], and please read the [[Installation Guide]] and/or the [[DVD Installation]] guide.''' Installing from DVD is the fastest. Installing from CD .iso images on your hard disk is second fastest (you will need to install [http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/kubuntu/8.10/ Kubuntu 8.10] first), and installing from burned CDs is slowest.

'''NOTE:''' It is a good idea to use md5sum and the checksums to verify your download is not corrupted.

'''NOTE:''' It is ''essential'' that you burn your CDs and DVDs using the slowest possible speed your burner supports - faster speeds regularly cause corruptions on the burn which will be fatal to your install.

== What you have to download ==
To install LinuxMCE you need to download the DVD (which includes everything needed for the installation) or you can download [http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/kubuntu/8.10/ Kubuntu 8.10] and use LinuxMCE install script.

'''''Warning: The DVD installation will wipe the entire disk of the machine -- all previous data will be permanently lost!'''''
(Note: There is a new "keep settings" option which will preserve data in the home directory for most, '''''but not all''''', installations. Also, there are instructions on how to use the [[DVD Install And Custom Partitions|DVD Install with custom partitions]])

====NOTES:====
If you have some issues with LinuxMCE 0810 you can use the [http://forum.linuxmce.org/ forum] for support, and if you want you can also install [[Mirrors_710|older LinuxMCE 0710]]

==Download locations==

'''NOTE''': Please use the Bit Torrent downloads wherever possible, to ensure a clean, uncorrupted download, and then leave it seeding as long as possible. Important: Always burn these DVDs at the slowest possible speed your drive supports ... this is critical!

This wiki page is editable so users can add additional mirrors. If you would like to mirror LinuxMCE, please contact danielk@cuymedia.net. He will give you rsync access to the linuxmce.org servers so you can automatically download the releases ahead of time.

Please see the [http://www.linuxmce.org/index.php/news release announcement] on the front page for the md5sums of the files. Since this wiki page is editable we can not keep the md5sums here without the risk of tampering.

=Additional Links=
* [[Mirrors_710|LinuxMCE 0710 Install mirrors]]
* [[Mirrors_old|Old LinuxMCE Mirror page]] that needs to be deleted

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