Everything worked great, without a single error. VMware Workstation in Linux – Fantastic!.I did a comparison of the 4 file browsers I see the most often, (Finder, Nautilus, Explorer, and Nautilus-Elementary), but now I’d like to focus a bit more on just Nautilus and Nautilus-Elementary. With the release of Nautilus-Elementary 2.30 I’ve been thinking quite a bit about File Browsers. Flyback – Time Machine style backup for UbuntuĪs such Flyback doesn’t require pallets of extra packages to get going with the download itself being a mere 36.7KB!.A fork of the venerable XMMS media player, that is compact, plays MP3s and manages playlists in a sensible manner. X-Server problems in Ubuntu 10.04 release candidateĪnd then I found it.X.org server memory leake bug fix released for ubuntu 10.04.The Mesa stack has also been updated against the 7.9-devel code-base as of the 22nd of April, so it’s also nice and fresh. This is different than the Gallium3D support found in earlier PPAs as the Intel and NVIDIA drivers have been added and a libgl1-mesa-dri-gallium package has been introduced, which makes it easier to switch to/from the classic and Gallium3D drivers.
Easily Test Driving Gallium3D In Ubuntu 10.04īeing dropped inside the xorg-edgers PPA is now Gallium3D drivers for Intel, ATI, and NVIDIA.Full Circle Podcast #5: Manual Dexterity.openSUSE Weekly News, Issue 120 is out!.Samsung cellphones worldwide, including those running Android and Samsungs’ own Bada platform, will ship preloaded with a range of Yahoo! applications under a global partnership between the two companies. Samsung cellphone to ship with Yahoo! apps.My love affair with Windows as my primary operating system is over. I copied in all of my personal data from my Windows 7 drive and installed a fresh copy of Windows 7 in VirtualBox. So this weekend, I popped in a brand-new 500GB hard drive, and installed the Ubuntu Lucid Lynx 10.04 release candidate, and never looked back. Windows Malware: The final straw that broke the penguin’s back.Just like both Windows and OS X would borrow from Linux. I can certainly understand, in some instances, why the Linux community would want to borrow an idea from either Windows or OS X. Focus on Linux, not a Windows or OS X clone.
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