Ubuntu - Linux for human beings

XTerm*background: whiteXTerm*foreground: blackXTerm*pointerColor: redXTerm*pointerColorBackground: black

konsole takes a whooping 8MB and gnome-terminal over 3MB of memory, you can run xterm under 1MB

Create a '.Xresources' file in your home directory and enter the values that you want to set. My .Xresources file is as follows:

Wine 1.1.4

for running Chrome.You need to make sure you have the wine version 1.1.4 installed

opposite to other virtual globes Marble also features multiple projections: Choose between a Flat Map ("Plate carré"), Mercator or the Globe. The best of all: Marble is Free Software / Open Source Software and promotes the usage of free maps.

For example, I have a file called $HOME/.devilspie/games.ds that opens all games on workspace #4: (begin (if (is (application_name) "gnobots2") (begin (set_workspace 4)) ) (if (is (application_name) "iagno") (begin (set_workspace 4)) ) (if (is (application_name) "same-gnome") (begin (set_workspace 4)) ) ) Similarly, I have an xawtv.ds configuration file that says: (if (is (application_name) "xawtv") (above) )

And no matter how superior Ubuntu becomes, Gentoo, Slackware, Red Hat, Fedora, and Debian are more important because they are the primal Linuxes. Everything else flows from them. They are the progenitors, and are essential. Let's also remember non-Linux FOSS operating systems such as FreeBSD, NetBSD, and OpenBSD. From these also come herds of wonderful things such as routers, firewalls, drivers, network stacks, and stout high-demand servers. (Take a look at the top servers on Netcraft.)

sudo gedit /usr/bin/etoys go to line 12 add this -vm sound=OSS

LaserJet users needed to define a custom paper size to deal with the unprintable area on all four sides of a page printed by all LaserJet models.