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Elementary OS, It's awesome!

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Hey Guys! So finally I'm booting from my USB and using Elementary OS!

 

Now, I have some doubts that are to be cleared. 

The one i'm using now, it's Live USB right? Should I install the OS? (The last option in dock) Or should I just use from the Live USB?

 

Another problem, is that I can't see the dock. When I boot it, I can see it, but when I open a new window or something, it just disappears. How do I get it back?

 

And, what are the other good tweaks? if any

 

Other than that, it's freakin awesome! 

 

 

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But most applications probably wont be optimized or maybe even not able to run on it, right?

I run my own indie game company called Color Dragon Studios where we are currently making a 2d platformer game called Small Earth.

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Installing it to run full time would be best since you can get more features onto it...

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I love EOS.

Get it installed. It will be even faster.

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I love EOS.

Get it installed. It will be even faster.

Okay. But what about the Dock? anything about it? 

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Okay. But what about the Dock? anything about it? 

Option in settings I think.

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