There are no plans to include 'lens' in lubuntu by default. For one thing,
it'd not meet the requirements for not using any CPU or RAM when running :)
AFAIK lens is a part of the ubuntu desktop environment, which is different
to lubuntu's (and xubuntu, kubuntu).
The same applies to pulseaudio, not
many thanks to jackson doak and ioannis vranos for their informative
replies to my query.
i will summarise my present understanding, so as to facilitate
clarification or correction:
1. do current releases of lubuntu incorporate these changes as well?
apparently not, as the functionality in qu
On Sun, Jan 20, 2013 at 4:33 AM, wes wrote:
> hello all.
>
> i am currently a user of ubuntu 10.04 LTS. in a matter of months that
> release will no longer be supported by canonical, and i am shopping
> around for another free-software operating system to use.
>
> i understand that recent changes
first, some answers
1.no
2.some care some don't
3.ubuntu/canonical
please remember you can disable the amazon lens whenever you want, it is
included by purely to make use of the os easier, i haven't heard of someone
who has been massively inconvenienced by the lens, or the ubuntu one lens.
both ca
hello all.
i am currently a user of ubuntu 10.04 LTS. in a matter of months that
release will no longer be supported by canonical, and i am shopping
around for another free-software operating system to use.
i understand that recent changes to ubuntu conflate (by default) local
and web searches
