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Bazza
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wyliecoyoteuk
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Looks good, but no TV.
I' think I'll stick with Mythbuntu.
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Xraynorm
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Just tested this out and I am very impressed.
Looks like i have found something to replace my eva8000 at last.
Might get an Acer Aspire Revo R3600 to run it on.
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bobthebob1234
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looks pretty, but again no tv so i'll stick with mythbuntu...
Might be nice if they would collaborate and make pretty baby tvs!
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