Nautilus-Elementary 2.30 for ubuntu 10.04

Nautilus-Elementary developer – and by developer I mean super hard working superhero developer –ammonkey has just pushed Nautilus-Elementary 2.30 into the Nautilus-Elementary PPA.
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Nautilus GUI improvements

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Not only does it look nicer - it's stable, a more recent build than that in Ubuntu and... well.. it looks nicer! Look!
By merging the toolbars, buttons and breadcrumbs, Elementary Nautilus makes the best use of space. And yes! You can still have your sidebar, too!


Installation
Open a terminal and type the following commands, hitting your return/enter key after each.


sudo add-apt-repository ppa:am-monkeyd/nautilus-elementary-ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade


Then either log out and back in to use the new Nautilus or manually do it by pressing Alt+F2 and typing: -
pkill nautilus
Now we need to launch nautilus, so press Alt+F2 again, this time entering: -
nautilus
To hide/show the "menu bar" as in the screenshot hit Alt+M.
To toggle the sidebar use 'F9'.


Uninstall instructions
If you try it and decide you miss excessive chrome you can install the "old" nautilus in a few clicks.
Remove the above PPA from your sources list (System > Admin > Software Sources > Other Software): -
Then run the following commands: -


sudo apt-get update
sudo aptitude install nautilus

 
 

Two things i really miss from previous versions of Ubuntu

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Re-enable Workspace Scrolling Using Your Mouse Scroll-wheel !!
Annoyed that in Karmic you can no-longer switch between desktops using your mouse wheel? De-annoy yourself thanks to this easy fix.

  1. Open up CompizConfigSettingsManager
  2. Go to 'Viewport Switcher'
  3. Choose the 'Desktop-based Viewport Switching' tab
  4. Enable 'Move Next' 
  5. Set it to 'Button 5'
  6. Enable 'Move Prev'
  7. Set it to 'Button 4'

 
 

Recovering Grub 2 after installing windows

Using the Live cd method:

You will need a LIVE cd if you are going to recover an Ubuntu Box.Download Ubuntu Jaunty, Karmic whatever you want.Open the system with Live CD (I assume you are using Ubuntu Live CD).Press Alt+F2 and enter gnome-terminal command.And continue by entering :

$sudo fdisk -l

This will show your partition table.Here is my table to understand it better :
 
 

Windows 7 VS Ubuntu Linux 9.10

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After using both operating systems for months now i am convinced that both have made a big change to there overall systems and how they plan to move on to the future
 
 

It is finally here what should you expect, ubuntu 9.10

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ubuntu 9.10 has finally arrived to all our update managers and you may be thinking what is the latest and greatest software ubuntu has to offer,in this blog i will give you a short run down of the new feachers and bugs.
 
 

Whats new in ubuntu 9.10 (Ubuntu Karmic)

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Below is a list of  features and changes in Ubuntu 9.10 that you may not already know about… Or even be expecting!

 
 

Automount ntfs drives in ubuntu

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Auto-mounting NTFS / Windows Partitions in Ubuntu is actually really easy. It’s great, for example, if you have a partition you share between Windows and Linux with files on.

Set NTFS/Windows Partitions To Auto-Mount1. Go to Applications > Add/Remove

2. Search for 'NTFS Configuration Tool'

3. Install it.

Once installed make sure any drive you wish to Auto-mount is unmounted. Do this either my restarting Ubuntu and not mounting the drives, or by ejecting them via nautilus’ side-pane or the terminal.


 
 

New Version Of Skype Released for linux

Skype 2.1 Beta was released for Linux yesterday brining with it a host of new and improved features – including PulseAudio support!
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Ubuntu is a Microsoft Product Now!

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Well at least according to Dell’s website. A 1.6GHz Atom CPU, 8GB of disk space armed with Microsoft’s latest masterpiece: Ubuntu!




Update: Here is the original Dell website. The error is still up. Not fixed. Doesn’t matter, print screen already did the damage ;)


Update 2: After 5 days from the original post, Dell finally fixed it.




Original post : http://linuxologist.com/linuxhumor/ubuntu-is-a-microsoft-product-now/