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[Charles-Michel Marle <cmm1934@xxxxxxxxx>]

Good morning!

Thank you Gildean, Leon Romanowski, Oliver Grawert for your answers.

Yes, Gildean, your wiki for installation of phh's latest was very useful 
for me and this installation
served me well for several months!

Besides, I did not notice the working of the webcam during installation.
I wonder how the webcam is connected to the system: the command

lspci

yields nothing, and the command

lsusb

only shows usb 2.0 root hubs, a "Standard Microsystems Corp" something 
and a "Micro Star International" something.
Maybe one of these is the webcam? or the wifi?

Thank you Leon Romanowski for the information about the speakers which 
work with the latest kernel.
I will try of course, if I can install this new kernel. To install it, 
is it necessary to make some change to the file
/etc/apt/sources.list?

Thank you Olivert Grawert for the information about Unity. I did not 
recognize the Gnome office I am accustomed to
(it is the office environment I have on my main computer, which runs  
Debian), and I thought it was the new version of Gnome.

Sincerely,

C.-M. M.

Le 12/10/2011 22:20, Oliver Grawert a écrit :
> hi,
> Am Mittwoch, den 12.10.2011, 20:16 +0200 schrieb Charles-Michel Marle:
>
>    
> > I have installed lxde, which works very nicely and is much faster
> > than gnome, because I don't like the new look of gnome with this
> > big column of icons on the left side of the screen.
> >      
> thats not gnome but unity [1], you can still install the gnome (3.1 i
> think) desktop from the archive and use it, the launcher on the left (as
> well as the panel and indicators) are plain unity bits.
>
> ciao
> 	oli
>
> [1] http://unity.ubuntu.com/
>
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