Windows

I really want to use Ubuntu (more about Ubuntu). Although I already have the Ubuntu installation disc which I got it for free, but I can’t install it yet because my computer does not has enough spaces and I need to repartition my hard disc. Which means, I need to format my hard disc and create a new partition to install Ubuntu.

But, I don’t want to format my PC. So I have decided to buy a new hard disc in next semester and maybe I will add more RAM to this PC. While waiting for the upcoming new semester start, I have changed my PC visual style to Ubuntu alike.

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If you bought Windows Vista Business Edition, try checking the hologram image on the face of the DVD. There is a mystery image that you must see.

It was first found by a Spanish blogger who are curious with the hologram. The hidden image in the Windows Vista hologram is a pic of members who design the hologram for Windows Vista DVD. This is use as a watermark to make it difficult for “pirates” to copy the DVD design. It is really small and you need a magnifying glass to see it.

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Don’t tell me you are interested to hacking Windows Vista just by reading the title. :p

Actually what I want to share here is a book written by Steve Sinchack. Hacking Windows Vista covers everything you need to know and learn how to hack or secure your Vista.

Front cover.

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Instead from installing Windows Vista from the DVD, you also can install it from USB 2.0 flash drive. It is the easiest and the fastest way to install your Windows Vista. But the problem is, you need a 4Gb of USB flash drive because you need to copy all the content from the installation DVD into the flash drive.

1. First thing first, format the USB flash drive to FAT32 file system
2. Copy the DVD content to formatted USB flash drive
3. Set your BIOS settings to boot up from USB
4. Install Windows Vista

HOWTO: Install Windows Vista from a high speed USB 2.0 Flash Drive [via Kurt Shintaku’s Blog]

This is not really Ubuntu version for Windows XP but it is actually a visual style Ubuntu alike for Windows XP.

1. Download the Zip file.
2. Extract the archive file and run uxtheme patcher.
3. After restart you PC, in VisualStyles, click on Clearlooks to change your Windows XP theme.
4. In Icons folder, click on Super_Turbo_Tango_Patcher_August_2006 to change Windows XP icons.
5. Done!

Here are some printscreen images on Windows XP.

Btw have you ordered your free Ubuntu Feisty Fawn CDs yet? You can order up to 5 pieces. Go get them now! :d

Windows Xp bertemakan Ubuntu [via Versi Melayu] [tags]ubuntu, windows xp, visual style[/tags]