 | When I find an new application, I often wonder if it is worth installing – especially if it has to install a bunch of dependencies along with it. If you just want to have a feel of the application before installing it, Ubuntu 11.04 has a new feature in the Software Center, called Test Drive… |
 | As you may be aware, many of the wallpapers that ship with Ubuntu are user submitted. Till Ubuntu 10.10, only photographs are accepted. However in Ubuntu 11.04, the Canonical design team will also include three artworks submitted by users. There are plenty of very good submissions – and this is our selection of five of… |
| In a message to the ubuntu-devel mailing list, the Ubuntu Release Team has announced that there are some slight changes to the release schedule of Ubuntu 11.04. According to the original release schedule, the final release of Ubuntu 11.04 “Natty Narwhal” on 28th April was to be preceded by a Release Candidate on 21st April. According… |
 | If you use a mouse with your laptop, there is a a good probability that more often than not the touchpad gets in the way. In some laptop, there is a physical button to turn on/off the touchpad, but many do not have it. However, you can easily install a install Touchpad Indicator to switch… |
 | The GNOME Display Manager (GDM) is something every GNOME user sees everyday – yet does not pay much attention to. It is the login screen which you see before you can get to your GNOME desktop. As far as I remember, Ubuntu has always had GDM. But now according to plans listed in the Ubuntu… |
