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Upgrading my EeePC to Mandriva 2009

It’s taken a while, but I’ve finally finished the upgrade. Everything seems to work, and my desktop now looks slightly different as a result:

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Author Andy FergusonPosted on December 6, 2008Categories EeePC, mandriva

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