about 5 months ago - 1 comment
Development is rapidly progressing on the Linux version of the Chrome browser from Google. The latest build (4.0.202.2) on Linux now has experimental Plugins Support (read Flash) and even inherits your GNOME theme and Icons.
You can easily install Google Chrome browser on your Ubuntu Linux. Follow the below steps to install Google Chrome browser on [...]
about 9 months ago - 2 comments
It seems the way to get rid of icons in buttons in GNOME 2.26 has changed.
The line ‘gtk-button-images = 0′ in GTK themes does not work in GNOME 2.26 anymore.
There is now a new key in GNOME Configurator Editor. Below are the steps to disable buttons on icons in GNOME 2.26 and above.
Press Alt + [...]
about 1 year ago - 3 comments
After reading all the great reviews of KDE 4.2, I ended up installing KDE 4.2 Beta 2 on my Arch Linux. So how does it feel…
Some of the problems which were bugging me on KDE 4.1 were slow responsiveness and lack of features when compared to KDE 3.5. Also the graphics performance was [...]
about 1 year ago - 4 comments
KDE 4.2 Beta 2 was released on 18th of December by the KDE community. As per the announcement 1665 new bugs have been opened, and 2243 bugs have been closed since the release of Beta 1.
If you are using ArchLinux you can grab the KDE 4.2 packages from the kde-unstable repository of Arch Linux. Though [...]
about 1 year ago - No comments
With just one day to go for the release of the new edition of Ubuntu Linux (Hardy Heron 8.04), ShipIt is now accepting requests for shipping free CD’s of Ubuntu Hardy Heron.
One notable change is that, now you can order only a single CD of either the Desktop edition or Server edition. If you want [...]
about 1 year ago - 4 comments
By default, Ubuntu does not show Computer and Trash icon on the desktop in Ubuntu. Instead Ubuntu shows the Trash icon on the extreme right of the bottom panel.
This is a little inconvenient for me as I delete the bottom panel and hence like to have the Trash icon on the desktop. Also having the [...]
about 2 years ago - 7 comments
So I downloaded and install KDE 4.0 stable on my Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon install. Everything feels to be pretty new in the KDE desktop thanks to the spanking new Oxygen artwork. Plasma, the new desktop shell gives the desktop a clean look. All the KDE applications have gone in for a facelift.
Here are some screenshots [...]
about 2 years ago - 2 comments
KDE 4.0 stable is now available for Linux. This new release of KDE 4 includes a whole lot of new improvements like a whole new desktop shell Plasma, better look and feel with Oxygen artwork, hardware acceleration in KWin, a new document file viewer Okular, improved KDE applications and lot more.
Here is how you can [...]
about 2 years ago - No comments
With the fourth major version, the KDE Community marks the beginning of the KDE 4 era.
Beginning today, KDE 4.0 is available for immediate use by Linux enthusiasts. After half a year of development, KDE 4.0 stable is finally available. KDE 4 is the next generation of the popular K Desktop Environment the [...]
about 2 years ago - 42 comments
Linux is for geeks. That is the worst cliche I have ever heard. In fact I think that Ubuntu Linux is far more easier to work on compared to Windows Vista.
Now that I have ditched Windows Vista in favor of Ubuntu Linux, I though I would write a post on why Ubuntu Linux is better [...]
about 2 years ago
You got the tagline wrong, it should be “from freedom, came elegance”
about 2 years ago
Oops… Corrected. Thanks Carlos.
about 2 years ago
CMIIW media codecs for MP3 and DVD are not free. When I buy Windows, the cost for codecs is already included in the Windows price. I like Linuxmint a lot, but just curious, who pay for the codecs when I use Linuxmint ?
about 2 years ago
Linux mint was a good version, I too tried it and also reviewed it in my blog.
about 2 years ago
I agree that LM is great, I was using it for about a month but switched back to Ubuntu. LM was a little too “Windows” for my tastes…
about 2 years ago
Yeah, meanwhile if anyone is really a multimedia enthusiast, you can try Ubuntu Studio…