I had some free time the other evening so I decided to give the new development builds of GNOME-Shell a try. This is the new overlay, or navigation system around the GNOME Desktop which we’ll start seeing as the default in Ubuntu 10.10 (yes, a year.
Topics: GNOME, spaces

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As you’re probably aware, Ubuntu 9.10 was released on Oct 29th, 2009. The best way to download these new images is by way of bittorrent.Whether you are looking for the latest LiveCD, Server installation or Netbook Remix, we’ve got your...
Topics: GNOME, KDE, kubuntu, moblin, mythbuntu, netbook, torrent, Ubuntu, ubuntu studio, xubuntu

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Ubuntu’s latest release is here, version 9.10 “Karmic Koala”, and with it a batch of new users. It seems like each new release brings a pool of new adopters, and with it a pool of new questions. With this post I thought I would outline..
Topics: dvd, flashplayer, medibuntu, multimedia, Ubuntu, vlc, w32codecs, w64codecs

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I had a request the other day at the Utah Open Source Conference to share a very small script that I have that checks for, and reports any available updates on a YUM based machine. This means CentOS, RHEL, Fedora, etc. I have been using this script at...
Topics: Linux, reporting, sysadmin, utosc2009, yum

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I presented earlier today at the Utah Open Source Conference and briefly demoed some of the use cases for screen. During the presentation I had a number of requests for my .screenrc file, so I thought I would attach it here. If you use screen for any...
Topics: config, Linux, screen, utosc2009

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