allpaper...
Yep. It's tiled.
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[1] - http://www.gdesklets.de/
[2] - http://netdragon.sourceforge.net/ssuperkaramba.html
[3] - http://hendrik.kaju.pri.ee/ubuntu/dists/feisty/all/
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effects at all.
Of course, the only way of making your desktop look *really* cool is to
use this picture as your background:
http://tinyurl.com/avadw
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puters use base 2, binary, instead of base 10,
denary).
However, hard disk manufacturers count in 1000s rather than 1024s. This
means that 1GB for a disk manufacturer (1000^3 bytes) is actually
0.931GB ([1000/1024]^3) for everyone else.
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Hi Stuart,
Just to clarify, what *exactly* happens when you exit iTunes? Does the
screen resolution just change, or does the resolution change AND send
you to the Ubuntu log-in screen?
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l resolution. This isn't ideal though, and it
would be better to get to the root of the problem.
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onths
after installation. Having a cheaper Vista license doesn't solve either
of these problems.
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save a timeline of the boot
process in /var/log/bootchart, showing which programs are taking the
most time at boot.
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nice features.
Creating GUIs is a bit more difficult, but with PyGTK [3], Glade and a
bit of practise, you can create useful programs in no-time.
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[2] - http://tinyurl.com/3c9vml
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s prompted and then try to access the shared folders
from the Windows machine again. You may need to restart samba - you can
do this by pressing System -> Administration -> Services and unticking
'Folder sharing service (samba)', then ticking it again after a few
seconds.
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fice, it's probably best
to take a look on the help forums for a step-by-step guide [3].
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[1] - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Security
[2] - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoftwareManagement
[3] - http://ubuntuforums.org/
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ature was
added for F-Spot 0.3.2, released in January this year. If I remember
correctly, you're using Ubuntu Dapper and so will have an earlier
version of F-Spot which doesn't have this feature. The F-Spot in Ubuntu
Feisty does have this feature.
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ick the 'f-spot' item and
click 'Mark for Installation'.
4. Click 'Apply' to install it.
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mment on one of the bugs with your own information on the
problem, and subscribe to the bugs so you get any further developments
emailed to you.
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[1] -
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+bug/107858
[2] -
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og post up about it, including some basic instructions [1].
What does the data relate to? It might not be valid to try and describe
all of the data with one function.
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t like to look at Agave, which is available in Ubuntu universe.
I recently reviewed it for DPOTD [1] and I find it pretty nice to work
with.
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make the documentation easier to access. Information
about your current experience could be pretty useful, I think.
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[2] - http://www.ubuntu.com/support/
[3] - http://tinyurl.com/2r8num
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t; [2]
By working with Becta, we could hopefully open a useful communication
channel with the LEAs.
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[1] - http://www.becta.org.uk/corporate/press_out.cfm?id=4681
[2] - Open Source Software in Schools: A case study report [1] (Page 6,
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ybe we should write a letter to BECTA and tell them who we are, what
we offer and how we can help British schools. It would be interesting to
discuss their requirements and ways of providing information and support
to schools to help them move towards adopting open source. If Canonical
could get involve
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