Unboxing and Initial review of Lian Li - Lancool PC-K63B Mid Tower PC Case which I purchased for £90 from ebay. First Knight Series - an entry level range of cases compared to the more high end cases that Lian Li produces. Overall I would say this is a respectable mid-range case that looks good and feels fairly solid. Specifications: Case Type: Mod Tower Chassis Dimensions 215mm x 530mm x 530mm (WxHxD) Weight: 10.4Kg 5.25" Drive Bays: 3 3.5" HDD Bays: 6 2.5" HDD / SSD Bays: 4 Expansion Slots: 8 Ports: 1x USB 3.0, 1x USB 2.0, 1x SATA, HD Audio Motherboard: ATX / Micro-ATX / Mini-ITX Front Fans: 2x 140mm Blue LED @ 1000 RPM Rear Fan: 1x 120mm Blue LED @ 1500 RPM Top Fans: 2x 140mm Unlit @ 1000 RPM ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEE2lIY3QXY

Kwheezy is a KDE distro ideal for Intermediate Users. Its based on Debian 7 Stable (Wheezy) and provides a well configured desktop environment, with some of their own custom utilities, but comes with a very large number of apps pre-installed (iso file is 4GB). Their selection of custom utilities allows an Intermediate User to experiment with configuring the KDE desktop. One useful utility is Kwheezy Profiler which allows you to take multiple snapshots of the desktop in order to restore back to. Website: http://www.kwheezy.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTEzVoesCrQ

A look at my main Ubuntu 12.04.1 system, I show you all the applications I've installed, and I include a quick look at my hardware. I've installed quite a verity of Media apps and Games, it kind of surprised me a bit looking through that lot. I've also got a NAS which is running Ubuntu server 12.04.1, and an XBMC Media Player running Ubuntu 12.10, and two Android devices. My System Specs: Motherboard: ASUS M5A99X Evo CPU: AMD 1100T (3.3GHz Hex Core) GPU: nVidia GTX560TI RAM: 16GB DDR3 SSD: 256GB OCZ Vertex 4 HDD: 2x 2TB OS: Ubuntu 12.04.1 Wallpaper: http://imgur.com/8K9CKv4 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jZTTp8nefw

Game play of Quake 1 using DarkPlaces Engine in Ubuntu 11.10 DarkPlaces Engine uses OpenGL and adds some nice new modern effects to the classic 1996 game, including new lighting effects, shadows, particle effects, and anti-aliasing. Screencast of Gameplay showing levels E3M6 Chambers of Torment, and E4M2 Tower of Despair in Nightmare difficulty. Recording was done in HD 1080P using gtk-recordmydesktop DarkPlaces Website: http://icculus.org/twilight/darkplaces/ Install Instructions: 1. Download the Darkplaces Engine from the above website 2. Unzip Darkplaces into your Home folder 3. Create a new subfolder called "id1" 4. Copy the original Quake .pak files into the id1 folder (I got mine by Installing Quake CD into DOSBox then copied the .pak files to Darkplaces) 5. Make sure all file names are in lowercase 6. Run the appropriate executable for your system: Windows: darkplaces.exe Linux: darkplaces-linux-686-glx or darkplaces-linux-x86_64-glx Optional if you have the original CD: 1. Rip all the CD Audio into .ogg files 2. Create a new subfolder in id1 called "sound" 3. Create a new subfolder in sound called "cdtracks" 4. Copy the Ogg CD tracks to ~/darkplaces/id1/sound/cdtracks Tracks have to be named: track001.ogg, track002.ogg, etc... Once I had got everything up and running I moved the whole darkplaces folder across to /usr/local/games ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_x4CVgiOS8