Sabayon Linux
http://live.pirillo.com/ – Beryl is, by far, one of the best 3D desktop managers, period. Of course, setting up and configuring Beryl can be somewhat complicated. Thankfully, there's Sabayon Linux, a free Live CD distribution of Linux.
As a Live CD distribution, Sabayon never touches your hard drive so you don't have to worry about losing data, hard drive formatting, and other issues that come about from switching operating systems. Of course, you could always install Sabayon on your machine and not worry about booting from a CD.
What's really cool about Sabayon is that it comes with all of the drivers and software installed and configured so you don't have to mess around with any configuration files to get the beautiful Beryl desktop to work.
What is your favorite desktop manager?
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July 18th, 2007
at 7:55am
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at 9:13pm
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Darryl
July 3rd, 2007
at 8:03pm
Link is wrong – it is http://www.sabayonlinux.org.
Darryl
July 3rd, 2007
at 8:03pm
Link is wrong – it is http://www.sabayonlinux.org.
P Tyson
July 4th, 2007
at 7:41pm
Chris,
The link for Sabayon is incorrect. The correct link is http://www.sabayon.org. You have it as a dot com.
Philip
P Tyson
July 4th, 2007
at 7:41pm
Chris,
The link for Sabayon is incorrect. The correct link is http://www.sabayon.org. You have it as a dot com.
Philip
Planet Sabayon Linux » Blog Archive » Chris Pirillo Show and Sabayon Linux
July 8th, 2007
at 1:21pm
[...] Click Here to Watch Chris Pirillo play with Sabayon Linux [...]
Planet Sabayon Linux » Blog Archive » Chris Pirillo Show and Sabayon Linux
July 8th, 2007
at 1:21pm
[...] Click Here to Watch Chris Pirillo play with Sabayon Linux [...]
Frank C
July 9th, 2007
at 6:28am
I was gonna say, the site it takes me too is a placeholder with pop-ups.
Frank C
July 9th, 2007
at 6:28am
I was gonna say, the site it takes me too is a placeholder with pop-ups.
Pennywise
July 21st, 2007
at 2:36pm
In your show you mention that there is no comparison in windoze and I have to agree with you but I do want to show you this.
http://www.crystalxp.net/news/en168-yod-m-3d-windows-desktop.html
I’m a Sabayon user/lover but my wife has to have windows around still yet, so we keep that on her lappy.. she likes it so I figured I would drop the link for the windows users.
Samantha
July 25th, 2007
at 5:15pm
Hi Chris,
I’m not quite sure if this is where i’m supposed to ask questions, but here goes. I recently downloaded the latest Sabayon from their website, and the installation process isn’t quite going the way i hoped. It initially seems to be going well, but then “hangs” at 34%. I have tried many times with the same result. Online search on the installation process reveals that during the download of the file packets can get “lost”. My copy seems to be ok and i was wondering whether or not there are any known issues concerning this or if the installation process takes unusually longer when installing certain programs. Partition magic is installed and it suggests that linux swap shouldn’t be on the same harddrive as the os itself,but the automatic Sabayon’s installation does place them within the same partition. Other concerns are the placement of the linux partiton(before or after xp), the minimun size etc. I currently run xp and have 1.5gb of ddr2 ram, a intel d930 processor(i’m no quite sure if u need to know any of this to answer my questions), i assume that the hardware is compatible. Thanks for your time.
Sam
(Holland)
Samantha
July 25th, 2007
at 5:15pm
Hi Chris,
I’m not quite sure if this is where i’m supposed to ask questions, but here goes. I recently downloaded the latest Sabayon from their website, and the installation process isn’t quite going the way i hoped. It initially seems to be going well, but then “hangs” at 34%. I have tried many times with the same result. Online search on the installation process reveals that during the download of the file packets can get “lost”. My copy seems to be ok and i was wondering whether or not there are any known issues concerning this or if the installation process takes unusually longer when installing certain programs. Partition magic is installed and it suggests that linux swap shouldn’t be on the same harddrive as the os itself,but the automatic Sabayon’s installation does place them within the same partition. Other concerns are the placement of the linux partiton(before or after xp), the minimun size etc. I currently run xp and have 1.5gb of ddr2 ram, a intel d930 processor(i’m no quite sure if u need to know any of this to answer my questions), i assume that the hardware is compatible. Thanks for your time.
Sam
(Holland)