[!!] Install the GRUB boot loader on a hard disk

[Goh Lip]

On 05/23/2011 10:43 PM, JARA MELAGRANI, Mariano wrote:
> I'd like to give Lubuntu a go. If that PC allows it, I'll switch to it;
> I'd rather stay under *buntu's roof-umbrella.


You might also try to give Bodhi Linux a go. It's very much less 
resource hungry than even Lubuntu and I find it much more stable and 
updates don't break things, but that's saying Lubuntu's updates do break 
things, sometimes seriously, maybe the developers are more capable.

However, it is much more modifiable (even more than kde), with many 
options for lots of things (which I like) but that makes it also more 
difficult to learn and get used to.

It's the fastest 'full-ranged' distro I've used and I have it on a 2GB 
thumb and also my default 'iso-booting' distro (also on thumb). It uses 
the E17 enlightenment gui. You can make it look like gnome, kde, mac or 
whatever you like, maybe your own arrangements that nobody thought about.

So, something to think about.

Regards - Goh Lip