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From: trigonometry1972 on 4 Apr 2010 05:31
I think I wait for the LT version of Unbuntu that is upcoming.
If the download for Fedora.ISO, it maybe the other one.

It seems there are 32 bit programs I still want that I haven't
found in the 64 bit universe.

Also wonder if I could make a "fixed version" of a distro
such as Unbuntu 9.04 or Federo 11 for Hulu desktop such
that I can run it off of a flash memory stick? In that I've
had flash operated HULU and other site go up and down
due to software issues this seems a logical plan. Though
it maybe bit above my pay grade.

And the idea is to put Hulu Desktop and Adobe flash on
the stick as well..

As a side comment, it seem that I could also pay Mandriva
for support and help with flash such that Hulu MIGHT work.
This doesn't seem like something one should need to
pay for though so I'll go the long way round if I must.

Mandriva is OK and can see my standalone HD whereas
my Ubuntu lost this ability during an upgrade. More recently
a kernel upgrade causes Opera 10 something to fail with
Adobe flash on the HULU site. And Opera is currently a
pretty sad piece of software in that the button for going
forward causes a return to a previous page at least at
times. So if you like Opera, I'd try a back version which
MIGHT work?

Chromium seems to need a key? At least in Mandriva?
What the what!!!

Trig

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