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Tim Mullins

gOS 3.1 Linux (Good OS) Review Screencast - 1 views

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    Review Screencast Tutorial about gOS 3.1 Linux (Good OS) which is based on Ubuntu Linux 8.10 32bit, and it includes many of the Google Apps built-in. I show you all the programs and games that are installed and show you how to install the OS on your computer.
Tim Mullins

USB Startup Disk Creator for installing any Ubuntu Linux OS Tutorial - 3 views

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    Educational Video with step by step instructions on how to use the USB Startup Disk Creator for installing or running any Distribution of Ubuntu Linux OS Screencast Tutorialv
Tim M

Ubuntu Linux 10.10 Maverick Meerkat 64bit Alpha 1 Screencast Review - 0 views

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    Screencast style Review video to announce the availability for testing of Ubuntu Linux 10.10 Maverick Meerkat Alpha 164bit. I demonstrate the Open Source Operating System which is still in development running as both the guest OS inside a Sun VirtualBox Virtual Machine and as the host OS
munna1357

Ubuntu 16.02 LTS Installation Step by Step Process Updated OS with VMware - YouTube - 0 views

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    Also, clients will see an immense distinction in regards to Ubuntu Software Center (Figure 3). That is on account of it's gone. Ubuntu has moved to GNOME Software, which is as a rule effectively created, is more develop, and will include new components, for example, the capacity to redesign the OS and firmware from the application. Ubuntu is a precarious appropriation. As much as I cherish it on my home server, my desktop is an alternate ballgame. As far as I can tell, discharges between LTS variants have numerous new innovations that might possibly make due in the following LTS. There were numerous advances or elements that Canonical believed were aspiring - HUD, exploring different avenues regarding menus, online dash seek, Ubuntu Software Center, and so on - however they were deserted. In this way, if I somehow managed to utilize Ubuntu on my desktop, I would at present pick LTS. The issue with any LTS discharge, nonetheless, is that it sort of gets solidified in time, and you need to backport everything or utilize PPA to get the most recent variant of uses or bundles. There are numerous situations where the same bundle is not accessible for all Ubuntu discharges. That is the reason I utilize Arch on my desktop. Talking about applications, the tremendous news for desktop clients is that 16.04 at long last conveys Snap bundles to Ubuntu. Snaps are the eventual fate of uses on Ubuntu stage - from desktop to portable.
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    Also, clients will see an immense distinction in regards to Ubuntu Software Center (Figure 3). That is on account of it's gone. Ubuntu has moved to GNOME Software, which is as a rule effectively created, is more develop, and will include new components, for example, the capacity to redesign the OS and firmware from the application. Ubuntu is a precarious appropriation. As much as I cherish it on my home server, my desktop is an alternate ballgame. As far as I can tell, discharges between LTS variants have numerous new innovations that might possibly make due in the following LTS. There were numerous advances or elements that Canonical believed were aspiring - HUD, exploring different avenues regarding menus, online dash seek, Ubuntu Software Center, and so on - however they were deserted. In this way, if I somehow managed to utilize Ubuntu on my desktop, I would at present pick LTS. The issue with any LTS discharge, nonetheless, is that it sort of gets solidified in time, and you need to backport everything or utilize PPA to get the most recent variant of uses or bundles. There are numerous situations where the same bundle is not accessible for all Ubuntu discharges. That is the reason I utilize Arch on my desktop. Talking about applications, the tremendous news for desktop clients is that 16.04 at long last conveys Snap bundles to Ubuntu. Snaps are the eventual fate of uses on Ubuntu stage - from desktop to portable.
Tim Mullins

Docks in Ubuntu Linux to make it look like Apple Mac OS X - 0 views

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    Screencast Tutorial to show you how to use 2 different Docks in Ubuntu Linux to make it look like Apple Mac OS X. The docks I show you are Avant Window Navigator and GLX-Dock. They can be installed via Ubuntu Tweak. Educational video
Tim M

Wine 1.2 in 64bit Linux Mint 9 or Ubuntu Linux 10.04 to Run Windows Apps & Games Screen... - 0 views

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    Screencast Tutorial on how-to use Wine 1.2 in 64bit Linux OS to install and run most Microsoft Windows Applications & Games on Linux Mint 9 or Ubuntu Linux 10.04. These Linux Tips & Tricks also apply to all Ubuntu Linux 10.04 Lucid Lynx derivatives
Graham Perrin

WineHQ - Run Windows applications on Linux, BSD and Mac OS X - 0 views

  • Run Windows applications on Linux, BSD and Mac OS X
Krizna G

How to install skype on ubuntu 14.04 - 0 views

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    Skype is a popular messaging and voip service which supports almost all OS platforms . It offers free skype to skype calls low call costs to mobiles and la
Ricardo Jorge

Atalhos do Unity o shell padrão do Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal - 0 views

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    Baseado na pergunta feita no askubuntu, segue os atalhos para serem usados no Unity. (Nota, por algum motivo estranho a tecla Super vem com um símbolo de uma Janela.)
anonymous

Death of the command line revisited - 0 views

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    "Death of the command line revisited Five years ago I wrote a little blurb called Death of the command line. As it happened, that article was misunderstood by many who read it - I don't know if it was my fault or theirs, but somehow many readers ended up thinking I was either predicting the demise of CLI's (Command Line Interfaces) or hoping for that demise or both. Nothing could have been farther from the truth. I remain a big fan of CLI's and use them daily. And yet, just five years later and still at risk of angering yet another batch of folk who won't read carefully, I'm going to suggest that predicting the death of the CLI may not be such a bad bet after all. What triggered this was that I happened to be doing a bit of editing to another article - Using the shell (Terminal) in Mac OS X. As I made some corrections, I thought "Nobody cares about this nowadays". That's not entirely true. That particular page still gets five thousand or more visitors every month and has even been "plussed" a few times, so obviously a few people still care. On the other hand, in the greater world of folks I run into daily, nobody uses the CLI and most don't even know that they could. But why would you use the CLI?"
David Corking

Pretty Emacs (fonts) - Alexandre Vassalotti 2007 - 0 views

  • For Ubuntu 9.04 “Jaunty Jackalope” and newer, use the packages in Ubuntu repositories.
    • David Corking
       
      I think he means the package "emacs-snapshot". The default Emacs in Ubuntu 9.04 is still version 22, which, as far as I can tell, does not support Xfont (in the body of the editor). I certainly can't get it to work, and Emacs is too important to risk using the snapshot ;)
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    Xfont - vector fonts with hinting and antialiasing for Linux (already done for Mac OS X and Windows)
Graham Perrin

IEs4Linux - 0 views

  • Internet Explorer running on Linux
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    IEs4Linux is the simpler way to have Microsoft Internet Explorer running on Linux (or any OS running Wine).
Tim Mullins

Google Chromium Web Browser in Ubuntu Linux 9.10 Karmic Koala - 0 views

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    Screencast Tutorial Video on how to use and install Google Chromium Web Browser in Ubuntu Linux 9.10 Karmic Koala 64bit, which is the development open source version of Google Chrome Web Browser. With full Adobe Flash support which makes YouTube run perfect. It\'s the same browser as Google Chrome OS which I did a Video on too. I also show the Google Toolbar in Firefox 3.5 Lots of Linux tips and tricks in this educational video
munna1357

Domanin and Network configuration Part 2 step by step - YouTube - 0 views

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    This Linux instructional exercise covers TCP/IP organizing, system organization and framework design nuts and bolts. Linux can bolster various system gadgets. The gadget names are numbered and start at zero and tally upwards. For instance, a PC running two ethernet cards will have two gadgets marked/dev/eth0 and/dev/eth1. Linux system arrangement, administration, observing and framework devices are secured in this instructional exercise  All the enormous, userfriendly Linux dispersions accompany different graphical apparatuses, taking into account simple setup of the PC in a nearby system, for associating it to an Internet Service Provider or for remote access. These devices can be begun up from the charge line or from a menu:  Ubuntu setup is done selecting System->Administration->Networking.  RedHat Linux accompanies redhat-config-system, which has both a graphical and a content mode interface.  Suse's YAST or YAST2 is a holding nothing back one design device.  Mandrake/Mandriva accompanies a Network and Internet Configuration Wizard, which is ideally begun up from Mandrake's Control Center.  On Gnome frameworks: elf system inclinations.  On KDE frameworks: knetworkconf.  Your framework documentation gives a lot of guidance and data about accessibility and utilization of apparatuses.  Data that you should give:  For interfacing with the nearby system, for occurrence with your home PCs, or at work: hostname, domainname and IP address. In the event that you need to set up your own particular system, best do some all the more perusing first. At work, this data is liable to be given to your PC consequently when you boot it up. If all else fails, it is better not to indicate any data than making it up.  For interfacing with the Internet: username and secret key for your ISP, phone number when utilizing a modem. Your ISP generally naturally doles out you an IP l
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    This Linux instructional exercise covers TCP/IP organizing, system organization and framework design nuts and bolts. Linux can bolster various system gadgets. The gadget names are numbered and start at zero and tally upwards. For instance, a PC running two ethernet cards will have two gadgets marked/dev/eth0 and/dev/eth1. Linux system arrangement, administration, observing and framework devices are secured in this instructional exercise  All the enormous, userfriendly Linux dispersions accompany different graphical apparatuses, taking into account simple setup of the PC in a nearby system, for associating it to an Internet Service Provider or for remote access. These devices can be begun up from the charge line or from a menu:  Ubuntu setup is done selecting System->Administration->Networking.  RedHat Linux accompanies redhat-config-system, which has both a graphical and a content mode interface.  Suse's YAST or YAST2 is a holding nothing back one design device.  Mandrake/Mandriva accompanies a Network and Internet Configuration Wizard, which is ideally begun up from Mandrake's Control Center.  On Gnome frameworks: elf system inclinations.  On KDE frameworks: knetworkconf.  Your framework documentation gives a lot of guidance and data about accessibility and utilization of apparatuses.  Data that you should give:  For interfacing with the nearby system, for occurrence with your home PCs, or at work: hostname, domainname and IP address. In the event that you need to set up your own particular system, best do some all the more perusing first. At work, this data is liable to be given to your PC consequently when you boot it up. If all else fails, it is better not to indicate any data than making it up.  For interfacing with the Internet: username and secret key for your ISP, phone number when utilizing a modem. Your ISP generally naturally doles out you an IP l
Tim Mullins

How-to Install PCI-E Graphics Card into PC Tutorial - 0 views

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    This is a video Tutorial of How-to Install a ASUS EN9500GT 1GB / Nvidia 9500GT PCI-E Graphics Card into Desktop Computer. I also show how to setup Nvidia Settings in Ubuntu Linux 9.10 64bit Karmic Koala. Educational video
Tim Mullins

Themes / Look & Feel in Ubuntu Linux 9.10 & Gnome - 0 views

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    Screencast tutorial showing you how to step by step configure and use the Theming Look & Feel of Ubuntu Linux 9.10 with the Themes & Icons & Wallpapers, some of which can to be downloaded through Ubuntu Tweak. Educational video
Tim Mullins

OSGUI.com | Burning Disks in Ubuntu Linux with K3B & Brasero - 1 views

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    Screencast Tutorial on How-to Burn CD & DVD Disks in Ubuntu Linux 9.10 & Linux Mint 8 using K3B and Brasero.
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