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@ jc for me the best Bond is Connery, but I liked Craig...

My first computer was a speeder ZX81 with a outstanding 1k then a zx Spectrum (16k>48k>128k) after that my dad got a ZX QL, an then it was a great jump to an Atari ST 1024.

This one: http://crunchbanglinux.org/wiki/downloa … p_edition1

Did you tried this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne110L#Audio, mine is working very well.

This is my netbook desktop on AA1
Clean:

Dirty:

I'm using Loma as theme, Icons are Human-2, all fonts are Liberation sans, and using opera with some widgets like a calculator, weather, clock and notes.
Conky is a mix of other ones that I found on internet.
Wallpaper: As_one-_by_Clewt adapted for 1024x600 resolution, found it here:http://clewt.deviantart.com/art/As-One-111753311

Hello tinee and welcome to the forum.
First of all: Openbox is very spartan, I know there is ways of automagically update menus, but for a clean menu you just edit it by hand on Preferences>Openbox>Edit menu.xml or you could edit it on Preferences>Openbox>menu editor? (I guess it's that because one of the first things I did was translate it to portuguese) that will give you a nice GUI for setting menus.
And now is just knowing what is the command to call that program, in you case I believe is: gnome-app-install. Because I didn't do a clean install don't really know if it is installed on #! if not just do a sudo apt-get install gnome-app-install.
Another way of getting that kind of menu is on lxpanel, right-click on it and Add/Remove panel items>Add>Menu and you will get a menu more close to the Gnome/XFCE menu.

For conky just trial and error to find out the best solution.

Hope this helped.

Great to see another portuguese here! Olá e bem vindo ao fórum.

If you have lxpanel just press the right mouse button and press "Add/remove panel settings" in there just press Add and in that list there is a battery indicator just add it to your panel.

Just edit /boot/grub/menu.lst

And on kernel options line delete "splash" and you will boot/shut down just with the boot messages.

I don't use a cd wallet any more, now it's just 2 sd cards and a 4gb pen.
Because I use my AAO for class I use one sd card for music and other for important backup files. The usb pen is for all the stuff, and of course with ubuntu live on it.

I agree with GuruX, and I could translate for portuguese.