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I am looking for information on converting my old Celeron based PC into Home Theater. Sometime back "Linux For You" magazine had published an article on same topic, details as under.
Make A Home Theatre Out of Your Junk PC
Issue: August 01, 2008 Page: 40-42 Author: Arjun Pakrashi
Can anyone please share with me the softcopy of above article or information on how to convert old PC into Home Theater?
Sorry, but I don't think that would be legal. It is a magazine in print, and it has to be purchased and is copyright. So, no, nobody can give you a "soft copy".
What kind of home theater are we talking about ? Somehow I don't think on old Celery, I mean, Celeron processor will cut it ...
we will not be able to give you an illegal copy of it . Also a old celeron " laptop" cpu and i am assuming there is no nvidia 8000 OR BETTER card in it . and has 512 meg of ram will not work well for that .
Hello shantanujs,
You can ofcource get a copy of the article you are requesting. The magazine publishes almost all thg articles under creative commons licence. Instead of the magazine edition of the article i can provide tou with a link of the author's site . Get the article here:
This is actually a review of the GeexBox operating system. It has updated a bit since i wrote the review in the mag, but you will be able to get all the information in there. Else there is always the official site.
I think you will like the article. Do let me know if the article helped you. The best will be if you drop a comment in the blog post page.
If you still need a pdf version of the magazine publication you can ask (i think you will not need that).
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