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Comment by Gary Power on February 10, 2013 at 19:34

hi all, can't new to occupii and ubuntu and can't seem to be able to start up this mumble download i grabbed, tried googling and searching through sourceforge support pages but can't find anything to help, can you help me out??

Comment by occupythebanks.com on January 17, 2012 at 18:36

More new Occupy links that might be of use; spread the word!

WHITE Rabbit - It's OccupyOfficial! :)
http://paper.li/occupyofficial/1325864907
#OTB Rabbit - #OTB Campaign Rabbit
http://paper.li/occupyofficial/1325865703
OCCUPII Rabbit - OCCUPIED Rabbit! ;)
http://paper.li/occupyofficial/1326619779 
NINJA Rabbit - Great Holy Turtles!
http://paper.li/occupyofficial/1326645741 
CRYPTO Rabbit - Cipher Rabbit! :)
http://paper.li/occupyofficial/1326722698 
COPYME Rabbit - KOPIMIST Rabbit :)
http://paper.li/occupyofficial/1326772796

#OTB OCCUPII GROUPS 

• http://occupii.org/group/infowarriors
• http://occupii.org/group/cryptography
• http://occupii.org/group/occupy-games
• http://occupii.org/group/occupy-the-bank
• http://occupii.org/group/occupy-the-banks
• http://occupii.org/group/occupy-currencies 
• http://occupii.org/group/occupy-open-source
• http://occupii.org/group/occupy-the-currency 
• http://occupii.org/group/occupyofficial-the-white-rabbit 

LINK IN:
http://occupii.org/profiles/blogs/op-otb-new-occupii-groups-incredible

Comment by V on January 10, 2012 at 5:17

If you have a low to medium spec pc (1gb ram etc) I would recommend Ubuntu 10.10 ..NOT the latest version (11.xx ) because it is a bit bloaty with its "Unity" desktop. If you go with Ubuntu (which is definitely one of the best Linux I have - and I have had NO problems at all for the last year or so) and you plump for version 10.10 remember to configure that it DOES NOT upgrade.

Comment by Dania Me on January 9, 2012 at 22:44

I will agree with Ubuntu. Jolicloud is good too but Ubunto has more freedom. One thing I like about them is that you can install them alongside each other or windows easily.

Comment by Stephen Boyle on January 9, 2012 at 22:32

Checking in from Occupy Detroit (webmaster & media team member). I've been working on and off on a Drupal install. Our Wordpress install is choked by bots and access.

Comment by Badweather on January 9, 2012 at 20:59

https://help.ubuntu.com/

Comment by Badweather on January 9, 2012 at 20:57

My recommendation is Ubuntu, it's the most developed and has the best documentation I think. It's used on servers a lot too so at the same time you can develop on an environment that you ultimately deploy to is a big plus. There are other flavors, I think openSuse is another that developers like as well. Never used it.

http://www.ubuntu.com/

http://www.opensuse.org/en/

Here's a place you can go and plug your possible uses into a linux "chooser": http://www.linux-chooser.com/

Mostly you want well supported open source community around the distro and good documentation. My first choice will always be Ubuntu for the community size and thoroughness of the docs.

Comment by From_Boston on January 9, 2012 at 20:45

I'm thinking about learning how to use Linux because I'm very, very tired of hating my operating system and fighting against it. (Windows).

Anyone have suggestions on where one should start with Linux?