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In this new video episode of the OSGUI.com Tech Show I show you how setup Ubuntu Linux 9.10 Karmic Koala release candidate. In this video tutorial preview review Im installing and using Ubuntu Linux 9.10 Karmic Koala 64-bit free Open Source Operating System. I show how to do custom disk partitioning using Gparted in the Ubuntu Linux Live CD installer.

In this new video episode of the OSGUI Tech Show I show you how setup the Audio Volume settings in Ubuntu Linux 9.10 Karmic Koala Release Candidate, using both the new built-in Volume Controls and PulseAudio software. In this video tutorial preview review Im installing and using PulseAudio software in Ubuntu Linux 9.10 Karmic Koala RC 64-bit free Open Source Operating System.

In this new video screencast tutorial from the http://www.OSGUI.com Tech Show I show you how to step by step use the inbuilt Error and Crash reporting feature of Ubuntu Linux 9.x either Jaunty or Karmic Koala. The tool is called apport and it automatically collects data from crashed processes and compiles a problem report in /var/crash/. This utilizes the crashdump helper hook provided by the Ubuntu kernel.

in this new video screencast tutorial from http://www.OSGUI.com Tech Show I will show you step by step how to turn Ubuntu Linux into Linux Mint. You can turn any version of Ubuntu Linux into Mint. Ubuntu Linux 9.04 Jaunty into Linux Mint 7 Gloria Ubuntu Linux 9.10 Karmic Koala into Linux Mint 8 Helena. In this demo Im using the 64bit version of Ubuntu Linux 9.10 and I install the packages for Mint 8 Helena to get the new advanced gnome menu and Mint artwork.

In this new video screencast tutorial from the OSGUI.com Tech Show I will show you how to use Ubuntu One in Ubuntu Linux 9.10 Karmic Koala. Ubuntu One is a storage application and service operated by Canonical Ltd and currently in public beta, the service enables users to store and sync files online and between computers. Ubuntu One has a client application that only runs on Ubuntu 9.04 and further. A free Ubuntu One account offers 2 GB of storage. Users may upgrade to 50 GB by paying a monthly fee of $10.

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